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The Mist King setup is no complicated. The monsoon is of low quality. I would get the Mist King anyway. I have one and it is amazing.

Name him Melvin

I have a glass enclosure and I have no problem with it. I can’t have an all mesh one because I live in a low humidity area.

Thank you so much. I will do that.(y)

Just the back 2. You will have to wait or post pics because females a lot of times have very small bumps and are not perfectly smooth on the back of their feet.

I like this idea and may try to make one. Thank you!

I bought my female when she was 4 months old. It was clear that she was a female because most other chams in the cage had spurs and were the same age.

I see. Do buy the Mist King tho. I have one and they work great.

I have an 18 month old female veiled chameleon that eats, drinks, poops, and acts normally. One day I noticed a strange bump above one of her legs. I has been there for about 2 months and has not increased is size, numbers, or affected her actions in any way. I just want to know what it is, how...

If you put a timer on the uv and basking bulb you don’t have to worry about it much anymore

My chameleon has gone 10 days before i got her to eat again. Try 1/4” crickets for this is what got my little one to eat again.(y)

Also, I'm pretty sure your chameleon is FEMALE.

One thing you might need to do in the future is get a bigger enclosure. 16x16x30 isnt enough for an adult male veiled. 18x18x36 is more suitable. Try smaller crickets like 1/4”. My chameleon didnt eat for 10 days and i thought she was sick. Turns out, she just wanted smaller feeders!:ROFLMAO:

My female has never liked being plucked out of her cage. But, once you settle her in your hands, she becomes happy. Try to ignore the hisses and pick him up anyway. Let him settle into your hands. Do this daily and he will become accustomed to your touch and will not resist you any longer. You...

This crest and body look female. I have a female veiled and she looks similar. I'm gonna guess female.

Oh, ok. I get too nervous to handfeed my chameleon. I use a pair of reptile tongs and they work great. I would highly recommed it for hand feeding.

My female veiled did something like this before. One day I went to feed her and she would not eat. I tried various foods, I had no success. I thought this meant that she was going to lay eggs. So, I made the sand mixture and put her in with lighting and heat for 24 hours. No eggs. I did this...

I didn’t mean yank it away from him. I meant gently wiggle it off his tongue so that he doesn’t bring it back into his mouth and choke.

If you ever see him do this again. Slowly and gently approach what his tongue is stuck on and pull it away from him. It works pretty well.