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If you really want a larger enclosure, ask your cool dad to make you another custom enclosure. He might like the opportunity.

Thank you for the warning. It is always better to be safe than sorry. I know some of us cham enthusiasts already allow their "predator" pets to hang around when the cham is out, BUT...

The goal is to duplicate the environment where your chameleon's original habitat is like. If anything, I would lean toward more light during the day...

Congrats on the conception. Always have a special place in my heart for Quads...

I love your whole family. That is a cool cat when they will not mess with the reptiles/lizards.

The cold water eventually gets to a warmer temp. Not many cham enthusiasts provide H2O this way, but it can be done with temperance.

Beautiful cham. Are you sure maybe Georgia is a more fitting name for your female cham.?:)

Put your cham in a lukewarm shower for 30 minutes. It will help with potential dehydration issues, and will also assist in flushing out the eyes of debris matter. Set a plant in the shower, let the spray water cover the whole plant EXCEPT a 1/4-1/3 portion of it so your cham can rest there.

San Diego is one of the top 5 cities in population. I had no problem using my shower with my chams. Wait for other old timers to chime in, they will mostly agree with my input.

I had no problem with my reptifogger using bottled water. Tap water will kill it.

There may be a possibility that she/he is trying to shake off the shed (skin).

It is always a sad day when another enthusiast decides to leave the hobby. Best of luck to you. Hopefully we will see you back soon someday.

I beg to differ. I lived in San Diego and provided lukewarm showers for my chams maybe once a month. Kept them in there for around 15-20 minutes. Just place a plant inside with the water spraying off a wall or partly on the plant. It is an excellent way to ensure proper hydration. In fact that...

So true. My cham dropped a log so huge, I thought it was a huge dubia roach coming out! Also, all the advice is correct on the amount of days in between.

I had a male 1year old panther. He was a little aggressive when I first had him at this age. He climbed onto my hand while hissing and jerking his head at me. Like a dummy, while I was pulling him out his cage, I placed my thumb around him so he was enclosed in my hand. (Never do this). He...

Enjoy the new cham and welcome to the addiction...

Walker is def full!

You have done a well job providing your cham with a new home. It looks like you may have some wire/paperclip ends exposed inside your cage. (I think) This can injure your little buddy.

I am sorry for your loss. After you have grieved, get another veiled to continue the legacy.

I love yellow in chams.