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https://www.chameleonforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=83047&stc=1&d=1374881457 Female Veiled

He needs some shade. They tend to lighten in color and open their mouths to release heat. Make sure the little guy can get out of the sun.

It's kinda bizarre. I have veileds that eat different plant matter, sometimes soil, but never have I seen a chameleon chew on a dead dry branch or twig. It's not like he's getting any moisture from it.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=83027&stc=1&d=1374868929 I was able to snap a pic, but just after he bit off a piece. it's part of the twig in his right front leg.

Ok, for the last few days around this time, noonish. After a morning feeding,a misting, and about ten minutes after a healthy stool. My juvenile panther climbs down to the lower level of his cage, and chews off a piece of dried out grape vine. Anyone else ever seen this behavior?

That's an awfully broad request. It would help to limit your search to a few chameleon species.

Try using really small gauge wire, or small plastic zip ties. Even the ties from a loaf of bread works great. Just peel the coating off of the bread ties and they will fit thru the screen.

When dealing with Jacksons why do we sometimes see it named two different ways? We see Chameleo Jacksonii, and Trioceros Jacksonii. Which one is correct, and why?

Nice, what kind of Jackson?

I'm always amazed when I see them with so much white. Nice!

Sounds like a trip of a life time!

What's the 5 on his tail about?

Just curious how many other people have this kind of jackson, and what your experiences are. It is a C.j. jacksonii.https://www.chameleonforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=82965&stc=1&d=1374797301

It's been a few days now, and the light seems to be working correctly now. Thanks people.

The banded crickets are loud as heck. They have a real metallic sound if you ask me. They seem to really sit there and chew at the screen enclosure, and that's loud. So I make sure not to leave any wandering around in the enclosures over night.

All I know is that they are readily taken as prey items when they have turned into flies. Im not sure how much the nutritional value has changed after they have pupated, but they do work as a good appetite stimulator when the occasional hunger strike ensues.

That's pretty impressive!

I've noticed that all the veileds that I've had usually ate their plants. I'ts a natural way for them to hydrate themselves in the wild.

I normally go Repti Glo, but went with Reptisun linear because of availability. The new bulb seems to slightly pulsate. Don't know if anyone else has encountered this, or if it's a bad bulb.

I've had that problem before, and i did the same thing with crickets. I thought maybe that he was a shy eater, and wouldn't eat if I was watching. So I would put 4 to 6 crickets in a cup, hang it from various perches, and get out of site, and come back to check on him in a couple hours. it...