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I still haven't gotten your PMs. Maybe send them again. I am more than happy to help.

Petland doesn't know how to take care of the reptiles they sell, nevermind ones that are boarding there. I may be able to help, or find someone who can. PM me.

Wow -- very interesting! I wonder if the little guy/girl will develop normally. Keep us posted.

Keep posting pics -- he's adorable!

Can you tell us how you water it (ie dripper, misting, etc), and how often? Also tell us what it's "poops" look like. There should be a dark part and a white part. If the chameleon isn't drinking enough the white part might look yellow or orange. Also, not all chameleons are friendly...

So it's about 5 hours later... How are they, and how many have you had?

Congrats! He's sooooo pretty! I love his name too.

LOL ... Kool-Aid *and* Mountain Dew? Sounds high end to me!

I just sent you a pm

In short: "no". Dogs and cats are fairly easy to get over the border, but not other animals. Sorry. I guess you'll have to find a local babysitter. Post where you are and maybe someone on the forum can take your chameleon until you come back. Good luck.

He's beautiful -- looks like a real character. I'm sure you'll have fun with him, as they are fantastic birds.

I love it!

Well said, and a lot nicer than I would have put it. People irk me. There, now I'm being nice.

I'm wondering if an iguana enclosure would be large enough? I know there are some people here that are more familiar with them. Perhaps something worth looking into.

I don't have them, but I absolutely LOVE them! If I was getting a small parrot, one of those would be my first choice. They have them at Petland quite often, and they get really tame. I love visiting them. Right now I have a White Cap Pionus, a Bare Eyed Cockatoo, and two Cockateils. No...

You'd want to mist him, not bath him.

I'm going to be blunt: Chameleons are prey animals, and they are not domesticated. If you want friendly and loveable, a puppy is probably your best bet, although they don't always turn out the way you want them too. At least dogs are domesticated and are pack animals that seek out social...

At the very least, try to educate the folks at the store. Chameleons eat insects, not greens. Talk to them about proper misting, lighting, etc. This poor cham would have been way better off being left in the wild, if that's where he's from. Good luck with this little guy.

I've been following the case and I cannot believe it! I expected that she wouldn't get first degree, because they wouldn't want her to possibly get the death penalty, but I was sure of 2nd degree. Four counts of lying to a police officer, and out as soon as Thursday -- wtf?!?!?! Somebody...

Oh, so cute! That's quite the big one for a little guy.