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Here is Albert. He is a no biting-or-hissing cham and a picky eater.

Great name for Your cham! "Durza" in Hungarian (pronounced as durca - durcás) means angry, stubborn or sulk. Mostly used for children :D

Hello MoyaChan! You could try to ask your question in Facebook groups: "Kaméleon FanClub" or "Kaméleon függők klubja" Actually i am thinking about starting up a forum site in Hungarian language because FB groups are not the best. PM me if you are interested.

If he does like this he is probably just enjoying sunbathing.

Hi and welcome to the forums! This is great place to do the research before buying a cham. First thing you might want to do is decide which chameleon species you would like to keep. They could be quite different in terms of living area, temps, lightning etc. A good start is to take a...

Sure, it was irritated and more red than usual. This cleaning seen on the video is also a bit slower than normal. I will have to make a new one... :)

Just copying from the caresheet:https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/veiled/ Temperature: Baby/juvenile (<9 months): ambient 72-80F (22-26C), basking 85F (29C) Adult males: ambient 75-80F (23-26C), basking 90-95F (32-35C) Adult females: ambient 75-80F (23-26C), basking 85F (29C)

Does it look like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4PoaqH7yOc If you see the same thing coming from the front of the eye and disappearing (going back) in a few seconds then its ok. My Panther is doing this cleaning of the eyes a lot usually a few days before shedding. He is also rubbing...

I really have no experience if pre-heating the water is important or not. My water resevoire will also cool to 18°C (65F) in winter and my guy hates being misted. (He just closes the eyes and runs... Or starts to shake his head) Could be because of the cold water? But the technical part: So...

If it is big then probably it started his life in a form of a superworm. A breeder told me that chams will not eat it because they taste bitter.

They dont need heat at night. They slow down and fall asleep as soon as the lights turn off. It is also in the caresheet: if you have a veiled cham: "Nighttime temperatures can safely drop down to 50F (10C) so a night heat source should not be used unless temperatures are lower than this."...

I just read the other thread and im very sorry about your guy. Hope you will find a good vet who can help.

Until you get a proper UVB light source you can take him outside for some real sunlight. That is better than any tube or bulb. If you can move the whole cage to get direct sunlight (no glass in the way of it) that could be an instant help. Also consider getting a multivitamin like Reptivite...

Hello Spoulin! Could you please fill this form as detailed as you can? More experienced members will be able to help You then. The info you provided is very limited, we dont know anything about your husbandry or the animal. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of...

Hi Guys, When you are talking about "plain" calcium it is pure Calcium-Carbonate, right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_carbonate I spent couple of hours looking at available online pet stores in Hungary and they only have Ca+D3 from many sellers like Exoterra, JBL, Tetra but all...

We were also getting some sun Yesterday :)

Hi, I am sad that you lost your little guy. If she was sleeping during the day from the first time you got her thats not a good sign. A healthy cham does not fall asleep during the day. You could fill out this form as detailed as you can so experienced owners can help you with your...

I guess it is nornal. My cham does the same sometimes. He is "hunting" for the water droplets. :)

Best is to feed them in the first half of the day to leave enough time to digest the food properly.

Hi, We used an exoterra plastic box: one of these: http://exo-terra.com/en/products/faunarium.php To reduce stress You can put this plastic box into a cardboard box so that bottom and 3 sides are covered and top is ventillated. You could put some branches or fake plants in the box for...