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Wow, he really is turning out nice. Great job!:D

i just flick them off, and hose out the bottom of the enclosure. i suppose if you have yours indoor you could flick them off and wipe out, or vacuum them out.

It's worth a try.

I'd have to agree with Video Master, warm water is usually much more tolerable. If you're using a spray bottle just fill it up with hot water. When you spray the water it atomizes and is luke warm. Just spray your arm first to make sure the water isn't hot.

If she's hanging out on the bottom of the cage, it could be possible that she is gravid. Just a thought.

That's a really nice Mellerii !!!

When that guy gets full grown it can hurt a little. They can definitely draw blood, but most of the time it's a head slap or a mock bite.

You could take him to a vet for x-rays I suppose. But if he's acting and moving normal, with same use of his limbs and feet, he's probably ok. I hope at least.

Is it just me or has anyone else noticed this? When I feed my panthers hornworms, regardless of the size of the worm, they don't shoot their tongues. Instead they just walk over and bite the worm, and shake their heads and chomp it down. Much like a bearded dragon eating a hornworm.

Blue bottle flies (pupae) will get you threw a week, they hatch over a period of several days. Not sure about two weeks that might be pushing it. Hopefully some one can chime in about that.

Barring means the dark vertical bars along his sides. Hence the term; blue bar or red bar.

Oh, well than I stand corrected. But one thing for sure is that they are completely normal.

My veiled has them too, they're not burns. They get a little less distinct as they get older. https://www.chameleonforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=83516&stc=1&d=1375559227

I'll try. It'll take a little work. Both of those pics are the same cham, just 3 weeks apart. This guy is growing quick too!

Yeah, the pics don't really do it justice though. I've got a friend in town where I live that has been breading these guys for a while now. He also has a shop here in town, it's called Covet Exotic Emporium.

Yes. separate them. Normally I keep mine in separate cages,when it's breeding time, I always introduce the female into the males enclosure.

That was a really good video.

I haven't really figured out this whole posting pics up on this forum yet. I can't figure out how to enlarge them yet, as you probably could tell.

Damn, I wish i had pics of the parents. I'll have to get on that.

She will look like this. https://www.chameleonforums.com/attachments/chameleon-breeding/83308d1375233502-sexually-mature-female-veiled-securedownload.jpg