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The red bar pic is the earliest one I have of him. It's from the first day i got him. He was 4 months old then. The second picture is fairly recent and is what he looks like now at roughly 9 months in age.

Here is an example of mine. When i first got him he was red barred. Now he is blue barred. http://imgur.com/a/64k53

It works for me. I see my Panther drinking from it every morning.

That was my best guess. I don't think it's anything to worry about though. Try taking him outside and see if he brightens up.

He is probably just getting ready to shed. I notice mine will dull in color for a week or two before he sheds.

I tried keeping mine outside but I had numerous problems with ants and the crickets dying because I believe it got too cold at night (weird in SoCal, I know). I have since move both crickets and Dubia in the garage and have had much more success.

Mine is about 9 months old and he never fires up or gets angry. Just super mellow all the time. I've tried putting him in front of mirrors but he doesn't care. Like people, some are quick tempered and some are really laid back.

It's a chameleon fountain. I love it and so does my cham. I no longer have to run a dripper or mist for hydration, I only mist for humidity now.

Here is my Cham and set up. http://imgur.com/a/pTu5A . I am originally from Irvine but recently moved to Lake Forest.

OC- Lake Forest

I live in Southern California and I just saw one of these for my first time about 6 months ago. Its a tarantula Hawk. Don't let it sting you because its supposed to be one of the worst around. Definitely do not feed it to your Cham.

The eye movement in the video can be normal. However, the chameleon in the video obviously has something wrong with his eye. It is swollen and and misshapen. If yours looks like that then i would suggest a vet visit.

Awesome pictures!

How long has this problem been going on? Just a few days or are we talking a few weeks?

The eye looks good now. It must have been debris inside his eye and it eventually was flushed out. I don't think it was a vitamin A deficiency.

There seems to be a wide variation in the growth rate of chameleons. Just like humans. My chameleon is 7 months old and weighs 134 grams.

Does he eat that much daily? It seems like a lot.

Cut back on the light time a bit. 12 hours is a good amount of time. I set my lights on a timer to go on at 7:00 AM and off at 7:00 PM.