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lets start with a picture! Also, fill out the "How to ask for help" form to give us an idea of what might be the problem!

so if im understanding this correctly.......your cham sleeps during our day, and is awake during our night? What are the benefits of making a dark room in order to do this?

i"m curious to know which is a better cage to mate in as well.. or a different cage altogether? however, based on what i"ve read on the here, you should separate the male and the female immediately after breeding.

im not sure if you are just describing his urates? a picture would be very helpful

reptifoggers have a bad reputation for breaking quickly...so many people go with a common cool mist room humidifier. Works wonders for any cham

mine is on my nightstand next to my bed. perfect stand :)

id say start off by moving to a larger scale cage. a 6 month old will outgrow that very very soon anyway, if he hasn't already!

hes trying to scare you off! lol generally people say every 6 months

holy crap! he is beautiful! congrats

As I'm not very experienced, ill leave it to the others to answer your main questions... However, it is always recommended to have live plants :) that much I know (as long as they're safe)

I agree..Zim is absolutely stunning!

if you don't mind it being fake, flukers makes a nice vine that has red/green leaves that added some nice colors to my enclosure :)

might as well throw this in there.. Can anyone guess HIS ( :) ) age?

Thanks!! it honestly means a lot. Health is my priority, male or female. im OCD about his care. Im doing my best! :) I know of their reputation...its just the woman at the booth that actually sold it too me seemed somewhat unsure (she said theyre too young to be sure; which I know isn't the...

reassurance bump?! haha

Really?! How sure are you? lol I know you guys are much much more experienced, id just like to know the reasoning. I personally just don't want to deal with eggs, and id hate to have a random surprise go bad :/

some more here are some more pictures of (hopefully) him?

Hey guys and gals, So ive had my panther chameleon for just under one month now. From what ive seen and read around here id estimate it to be around 3-4 months old? I purchased him/her from the reptile super show in Pomona from Amazing Blue Reptiles. It was sold to me as a male. I also...

stunning cham! put him in front of a mirror and see if he'll fire up! I can only imagine how gorgeous his colors might be ;)

my humidity has been dropping down to 30. I feel you on this one. Investing in repti fogger. ASAP