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Good to hear! I am glad you are looking in to getting an appropriate environment for him.

Oh my gosh, so adorable!! I wish you were in Canada, I'd be trying to scoop one up so fast.

They are super soft, he will probably enjoy the large size :)

Yes, get a reptibreeze :) The home you have him in now is in no way suitable. Please remove the red light. Those do no good for chameleons at all. You can use a simple house bulb for heating. Do you have UVB on him? Are you following the recommended supplementation schedules?

:(:( I'll be thinking of him!! Good luck today!

SO amazing! Thank you for sharing!

All of my boys are from Monika at Chameleons galore, she is in BC and ships in Canada. If you look on facebook and search for Canadian Chameleon Keepers, there are a tonne of canadian breeders that can ship :)

Thanks! He gets that a lot. It's as big as his attitude, haha

Here is my veiled from when I got him at 4/5 months up to a year. He's older now but this is his first year (the single pic is his birthday) :)

I certainly can! I will do that when I get home tonight.

There is no benefit to doing so, it will only stress him.

Even though I know damn well that is not what is going on in there, that's how I like to picture it too...lol!! Glad I'm not alone ;D

This. If this is your attitude, we probably aren't your type of people. Take care and I hope you take pet ownership a little more seriously in the future.

Welcome to the forum! To echo what others have said, she needs more acclimation time than that and force feeding her on day 3 when she doesn't need it is a sure way to break trust for a very long time. Can't wait to see her and her enclosure!

I'm so sorry Jann, he was so amazing.

I haven't read through this thread but for the last few months i've had about a 95% hatch rate and have not had a single dead worm all the way up to feeding size. I keep them on my kitchen counter (a regularly warm room in my house). I cut the middle out of a paper plate and put the eggs on...

Wow!!! He's amazing!

I have both. While I don't find one harder to care for than the other, my veiled is definitely the one that gives me more trouble (picky, doesn't like me etc). They are both such lovely animals, it's hard to choose :)

What a fantastic update!! Other than looking really pissed off, she looks fantastic for what she's been through. I am so happy for you!!

I don't have words to describe how amazing he is, just, wow!