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I have been wondering for a while what it is and don't chameleons see all seven colours of light? And it's clear their vision is an unknown percentage better than ours and the ability to put a picture together by looking in two complete opposite directions is a head screw just thinking about it...

Sorry to bring this thread back up but I'm a little worried about my male veiled I've had him 2-2 1/2 months and he hasn't shed he was mid shed when we bought him but he hasn't shed since. He hasn't gained weight as much as our female did when she was younger. His appetite seems to be 1-2...

I got mine from Argos which was about £7 but I made sure it measures point 1 of a gram

Yeah yellow/orange urates means dehydration, kinda like us in the morning ha ha just must heavily of set up a automatic mister

My mistake I thought that mid section was its head but that's part of its body it's bit a whip Scorpion

I think it's a whip scorpion they're very cool and move like lightening

My boy and girl can't even look at each other without Freddie wanting a fight although Charlie is 6 months older and a fair wack bigger she'd kick his *** but we had quite the eye open when we made the mistake of free ranging them both at separate ends of the living room and he charged her...

I'm not sure if this is the cause but i'm pretty sure that you should only be using a D3 based calcium 1-2 a month and using a calcium without D3 every-every other feed

Wow hes nice, What's his supplementation schedule?

I've used rocks from a beach I just used reptile disinfectant and hot water then put them in. Hope this helps.

Yeah Charlie isn't overly friendly when she's out she's ok and free ranging but otherwise stay away from her (quite happy hand feeding wax worms though) Nice when she wants something. Freddie's totally different other than the camera photo he's so friendly and will paw the glass to come out...

What UVB are you using? How old is he?

Wow Hera is stunning what breed is she?

Wow she looks vicious... Dark eyes. They do have a grumpy bugger side

I'd give him time to settle in as they can stress easily and moving isn't the most less stress free experiences of their lives, I've just changes a thin vine to a thicker vine and my females noticed it and is thinking something's wrong

Close up, he wasn't happy

Yeah Freddie last weekend

How long have you had him and how old is he? If he's young/new it's common for them to do it and when he settles in he'll grow out of it

Thanks I'm quite lucky with him he's very friendly except with cameras he marches straight out onto my arm. He's not gaining as much weight as I'd like but I'm sure he's fine. But I have to say he's quite a paint by numbers

He's not your average male colours anyway I thin he's my avatar pic at the moment. He's a very rich teddy brown with black and white and I've only seen him thicken these colours or go jet black and charge across the living room when he saw my older female. But he's very good at focusing both...