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His colors are INCREDIBLE for his age!

When I was in college (late 90s) I went to a pet store that had a free-ranging iguana. I was entranced, but knew I couldn't and shouldn't get one while in school. I started doing research (again, the EARLY days of the internet), and slowly realized how big these guys get. So, I thought, well...

I have to second the opinion to not do this. It's an unfair level of stress on the chameleon that is not needed. Also, you mention it's a clinic - is it a medical clinic? Are you planning on putting live plants in with it, if you do go through with this? I work in a hospital and we cannot...

I'm not a parent, but thanks for adding the part about college. Nothing frustrates me more than seeing a year old chameleon re-homed, due to college, or even worse, plans trying to be made to take one to college.

Happy Belated Beman, now we're the same age! :ROFLMAO:

I'm curious to see what your vet thinks it is. I've found these every once in awhile in my male veiled's cage, but just clean them out. He's gotten a clean bill of health, so I'm fairly certain they weren't internal in him at any time. Keep us posted and try not to freak out! :)

Turk is showing off in the fiddle leaf fig

Turk is trying to hide in the fiddle leaf fig.

Adorable! Will he get a girlfriend in the future too?

Such color already - they are going to be beautiful!

You may want to consider lowering her basking temp and cutting down on her food intake. If she laid eggs at the end of July and just laid again she is taxing her body and it will lead to a shorter lifespan. IMO the goal should be as few clutches as possible and those clutches should also be as...

Welcome to a terribly addictive hobby! I agree, a month is the perfect amount of time to get everything set and in place. I'm in Naples, where are you? Good luck and feel free to ask any and all questions here!

I'm pretty sure the wax moths are much lower in fat. I seem to remember reading years ago that they expend a lot of energy (and thus fat), in transforming from a worm into a moth. And no, they don't move around like a BSFL would, but still it's visually stimulating for a chameleon.

What a sweet little one! Wilson, you are living your best life now!

It's absolutely possible to have a clutch that small, and as mentioned it's due to diet and temperatures. I have a 3 1/2 year old female veiled (from JannB, so great bloodlines), and she's been in my care about 2 1/2 years. In her entire life she's laid 1 clutch of infertile eggs, and there...

He's adorable! Now get ready, because before you know it you will start thinking about getting a second one, and then the obsession will take off!

Your new little guy is going to love that cage - best of luck with him!

Wow, that much color already is amazing! Such little darlings :love:

Ironically this is the first year that I know I can go but just don't feel comfortable doing so during Covid, despite being vaccinated. Oh well, maybe next year!

Just be careful because pothos can harbor mealy bugs, something I learned the hard way and am still dealing with. I bought a similar huge pothos once and was thrilled until I realized that it was totally infested. I ripped it out and now only do plants. You can easily propigate pothos - just...