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You should rarely handle your cham and all of it should be voulentary. "I do not handle him often" should mean once or twice a week.

Educated guess :)

Any input?

Just want to spread it for more opinions. I understand what your saying though.

Am I allowed to repost a thread that has died down? (Cham sexing thread) I too more pictures for it.

Getting mixed answers

hey @salty dog mind taking a look at this?

I recommend a 5.0 for a cham that young.

I see some very faint green. Pretty sure its a male.

Appreciate it

I got this at Home Depot because it looked like a nice base plant. I know that pothos is safe for chameleons but I just want to make sure this is the not harmful.

I was told it was from a vohemar's clutch but then it got posted in a seperated listing saying the locality was unknown. That sire is probably sambava but I have no idea what locale mine is.

I saw a guy on youtube buy 3 of them and he wasn't able to get any to hatch. Buying a striaght up chameleon is the way to go, unless your buying eggs to make profit. In that case get two grown chams and just breed your own.

Don't know anyone specific, but I do know that there are a ton of people selling them on ebay trusted or not.

Alright i'll try to lower them.

5 times a day humidity goes to about 70-80 percent. Most of the time it's not a full dowsing and just a spray on a plant or two so they have something to drink.

No no. Haven't decided what gender it is. Just an instinct to right he / she when I type instead of they or it haha. Thanks for the advice though!

Will anyone see this? Who knows... i'll be suprised if it gets even one reply.

I just got a baby panther chameleon a few days ago. Whenever I open the cage she doesn't move from her spot and seems undisturbed. She's been eating like a champ, and drinking (I think, I mist her cage 5 times a day and turn a dripper on for 5-20). Today was the first time she flared up at me...