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The first one my phone got too close to her so she looks like that lol, but the second on was better to see the colors she was displaying. So if I were to introduce her to my male she would not hiss at him when she is showing those colors? I am not sure she can really be bred truthfully as she...

I fed my female Cham today and she decided she wanted to eat while she was on my hand so i let her come out and I noticed a new pattern I have never seen before. I need help in determining what the colors mean, I have 2 up close pictures of her.

That last pic was a monitor right? What kind was it do you know?

If your cham chews ( both of mine do) they should have little to no issue with eating hornworms. Mine have ripped them in half actually on a few occasions it was very nasty n messy.. I think an issue with the hornworms is if the cham doesnt grab them by the head the worm can swing around and...

Yes most of them will, try not to let him eat too many because it's bad for their digestive system.

Update: I took Rosie to the vet today, they kept her and are going to amputate her tail tomorrow morning... With a lot of luck she will b ok...

Take two containers, and put them on either side of him and slowly have them close on him. He will either let himself get caught because he has no idea what is going on or grab 1 or both of the containers. If he grabs the containers just take them out of the cage and he will be on them. This is...

I got an appointment for her at 730 tomorrow so hopefully we have a good solution.I love some of these suggestions I am getting though, if only she would let me near her to try some of them. She's worse than both of my chameleons were/are lol.

None of your chams are large enough to eat adult dubia? And Im guessing you sold all of your dragons as well lol

I can't seem to get the lil babies to eat anything, while the adults will destroy anything that is put in there with them. The babies just stay holed up in the small piece of egg carton that is with them. The adults do the same thing but when I drop food in a lot of them come out and feed. Also...

Does anyone have a chameleon or another aboreal lizard with an incomplete tail? How bad would it affect her ability to climb if the tip is amputated/falls off? Because I would probably imagine that is what the vet would do.

I have a couple of pictures I just took of my green tree monitor Rosie's tail and i can't tell if her tail is maybe getting an infection or it's just crap/dirt so i was hoping someone would lend their opinion and if she needs a vet visit... I got her from a Reptile Show on July 10th and the end...

Today I went to clean out my roach tank and I found these tiny tiny lil babies running around! I found i'd say around 20 or so of them. I wasn't sure if i had to or not but I separated the babies from their massive parents. Was this correct? Also how long would it take for them to reach full...

How big is your Jacksons do you have a picture available? i wouldn't even try it unless yours is an adult.

Is that a Savannah monitor? I can't get my monitor to eat worms either lol, she has only accepted hornworms so far

Well there was one group of chams where there enclosures were like a bunch of sticks bundled together in the center.. Also I noticed most of them had chams together in enclosures but i am sure that is also just for the day. I got my last cham from sunshine dragons ( a beardie vendor) and he is...

I came home from the white plains expo with a translucent veiled last time. He pretended to b nice when the guy took him out, now he's nasty lol.

The nicest ones were from Screameleons I believe. There were other chameleons littered around the place though. I really didn't see too many veileds today surprisingly. Idk felt like it was easier to find more when I went in April. Edit: The NY expo in white plains @Chamsinmyhouse: TY :). She...

Anyone here go today? I saw some really nice chameleons, mostly panthers. I on the other hand.... Came home with this lol.

Maybe you can nurse the dragon back to health and give it to someone else when it's healthy enough