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It was good to see all the photos and hear the story…so sad that you lost him though. Keep him in your heart. Hugs.

Why are they both in the same cage?

Looking forward to seeing the end results!

Happy hatch day! Love the attitude!

Fibropapillomatosis in Chameleons, Skin Tumors in Chameleons, Etc. https://cdn.ymaws.com/members.arav.org/resource/resmgr/Files/Proceedings_2015/Main_Conference/ch20.pdf

Lizalfos Mechanical Chamaeleonidae .. https://gogamegeek.com/products/745pcs-discolored-lizalfos-mechanical-chamaeleonidae-3d-assembly-model-steampunk-gaming-desk-setup?srsltid=AfmBOopvQFMJHJv72qWqPETg0O0cQ31kuRy3J09UobEXlfDBrlTO_WG1

Looks like it might be edema. I’m not a vet though and cannot tell you for sure what’s causing it. It’s usually from diet imbalances though. You said you gut load/feed roaches with a mixture of sweet potato, green pepper, bug grub, bee pollen, mustard greens, collard greens, apple, and...

@DocZ Wishing you a sunny happy birthday!

They eat through plastic too.

Good to see them!

“Watch these hungry waxworms eat through plastic and digest it too”… https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20240419-the-worms-that-eat-through-plastic “Letting these worms loose in a plastic-polluted environment could be dangerous to ecosystems, especially given their ability to destroy bees'...

Do you have a video of what he’s doing?

What are you wearing (colours, patterns) when you are working with your chameleon?

Never had that happen…but I did have a male quad that would poop as soon as I put him back in his cage after I deep cleaned it…marking his territory perhaps? I also had a male quad that purposely pooped on me each time I took him out of his cage.you could almost sense that he was straining hard...

@ehdee6 said…”I'd recommend leaving the lay bin in there for an extra day or two, JUST in case she's not done... I've heard they can lay and then stilI retain some”…while they can retain some,I’ve never heard of one going back to try to lay more after the hole is filled in after the first...

Not only do they react to colours, they also react to patterns in material of your clothes. You might like to read this old thread… https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/clothing-color-and-chameleon-reactions.54761/

Please post some more photos of Zubaba so we can see your chameleon from different angles.

What colour are the urates?

It could be an age thing or it could be the result of diet, husbandry issues. If you answer these questions it might help… https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/