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It’s been awhile. But here’s spike. He’s doing great and loves his hornworms!

I don’t see that they are sunken. What’s your misting schedule?

@Beman......Can you show them how you did yours?

Babies are known to screen climb. I would recommend raising your lights above the screen to prevent the baby from getting burned. He’s not trying to get more UVB, he’s just exploring. How many inches is your highest branch from the top of the cage?

It’s not the worry of eating it. Moss is the one of the best places for bacteria to grow. I would remove it.

Is that moss in her cage?

Perfect, i was talking about the basking temp particularly, 80-85 is a big difference for a little baby. As said, it’s good to have that range so the cham can decide what temp it wants. If you feel it gets to hot, lower wattage or raise lights higher.

That’s a pretty broad range. Age of chameleon?

As said above, it’s completely normal for a baby to do this. What are you temps at?

This was a while back but his colors are defined in this pic. We’re missing the summer. It’s in the 30’s now here in Texas.

i believe it’s on the outside to create more privacy for the cham

Perfect, i’ll start that tomorrow. Thank you Jann!!

He’s at 105 now. I’m feeding every other day. He’s staying friendly which i’m grateful for. ❤️

I took a break from the forums but i’m back now. Spike is still doing great and still friendly. He’s still on the small side but i love him so much and he’s doing great.

To add onto this, most of the time I just catch them and put them back outside or in the grass. In Texas we have lots of wild spiders where i live. I just get a plate and scoop him on there and put them outside. It’s not that big of a deal. Like you said they just want to survive and they don’t...

https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/nation-world/scientists-find-madagascar-chameleon-last-seen-100-years-ago/507-3eb7d953-9cc9-4a3f-930a-093b2b23f131

Sweet Spike was 9 months yesterday.

Spike sleeps in the front but hides his head and tail?

I’ll review give me a few minutes.

Any that aren’t recommended really. It’s just a topic that i wonder about. There’s no way to prevent it in the wild, so what happens? They become sick i know that, but there’s no treatment when their in the wild.