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i had the same problem with mine, what is the thickness of the branches in his cage? they might be to big for his feet. but try filling this out there may be some underlying problems that the more experienced guys can figure out. Chameleon Info: * Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age...

should the heat lamp be outside the cage? i just think its a risk that your meller might burn himself on it.

okay so i went outside and trimmed a couple small branches shook off any nastyness, left the leaves on and tossed it in the cage...he went right for it and is climbing around the leaves and is no longer crawling along the sides of the cage :D you guys solved all my problems thanks a bunch

its like 85-90 degrees at noon

more food, bigger food, smaller branches..got it..thanks guys :D

so a new UVB bulb and smaller branches...i'll try it and see how things go

and im using zoo med repticalcium, no d3 or phosphorus..oh and he also spends most of his time climbing on the sides of the cage and not the branches. dont know if that helps or not.

here we go:

* Your Chameleon - male veiled about a month old, maybe less. ive had him for about a week. * Handling -rarely, although ive caught my mom holding him so im not sure how much he has actually been held while im not aruond * Feeding - pinhead crix about 5 every other day, im using potato and...

bob is looking very nice!

okay so my baby veiled who we established was just about a month old, tops, doesnt look so hot. im giving him pin head crix, ive got the little dripper and i mist twice a day sometimes 3, i rarely hold him, but ive caught my mom holding him a couple times...which ive yelled at her for :p, hes...

ive shipped tegus in the cloth bags before, i dont really like it, i say go with the deli cup with a wet paper towel in the cup, styrofoam insulation and news paper around the cup as to prevent sliding around the box from all the shaking around and such. where are you sending the panther to?

haha yep...adobe after effects my friends...as much as id like this to be real...its a very...very...well-made hoax.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMT1FLzEn9I this is a very well made fake...all those CG sunglasses...who really owns that many ray bans? :D :p

alright, so is there anyway to tell if my little guy is actually going to turn out to be a high orange? and also any pointers or changes i need to make on his cage would be greatly appreciated :D (ive never dealt with a baby cham this small, and chams are relatively new to me)

Thank you sean, I don't know what you guys were thinking :p but anyways, I just brought him to my local breeder of all things scaly, he said a month old, tops. Thanks for all the help guys :)

if he is 2+ months and is that small, should i be worried? ive never dealt with veileds this is my first guy. he is a male cause he has spurs. thats the only thing im sure about :P

here's another pic..its just so hard to believe that he is actually that old.

okay, so i just got a baby high orange veiled. He's supposedly 2 and a half months...but he is just way to small to be that. how old do you think he is? He is just over 3 inches, hes the little guy in my avatar but ill attach a picture for you guys, thanks for the help :)