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Thats great I would just put together a quick care sheet. There are tons out there that you could base yours off of. I would just make a list of everything they need in the most basic form and then add some suggestions like misting systems.

Just give him time he still prob isnt to sure of you and to get a chameleon to be nice it takes alot of time and pacients. Just start to hand feed him and then start luring him out onto your hand after awhile with food and then just go from there. Just make sure not to force anything or youll...

Great looking chameleon and I like your cage

Nice pucture and a great chameleon I love the colors. the mitsios are also so nice

Great looking chameleons I love the falys and that is one of the best ive seen

Dont worry about it and dont mess with them when they sleep. They know what they are doing sleeping where they choose.

They are very cool I love how tiny they are. I like the first two they always think that no one can see them

He looks great and I like Chongo as well. I think youll be a member at the end of this month

Very cute and nice pictures

id say around 7 months would be perfectly fine thats usually when I move mine.

She looks great make sure to keep on putting ups pics every few weeks :)

Ya I wouldnt give any maybe like sandra said offer them everyone once and awhile as in once or twice a month at the most but i would go with pretty much never. I get them like sometimes when i feel like it but I think thats once in the last 5 months

Its like she is like bald in some spots and its just pinkish. But def get some pictures!

That that would be fine and I would prob put them in the warmer parts of the fridge so not toward the back or top. It shouldnt be to bad just dont crank it up

You have to wait a few days. when they turn greyish thats when you put them in the fridge and the ones that turn yellow are infertile. A plastic bag or a container will be fine. Dont put them right in or they will die

Thanks for all the comments everyone Ill be sure to get some more in another month or so when he should be alot more orange like his dad im hoping. :)

Really you just need to separate them and take some of chams1 advice. Also you said you give them circkets in the morning and afternoon, give all in the morning they need the light and heat to digest their food if not they could get impaction which isnt fun.

Ive used them before and they are grear cages and really are almost identical to the LLL cages. They are more expensive but if you want the bigger screen they will be great. I didnt buy the larger cage from them the one I bought the only difference between it and an LLL cage was the bottom wasnt...

Theres is easy dripper setups but i went ahead and got a little dripper so id say unless you want to make one just get one.

I would drill some pretty big holes all over the bottom maybe like around 20-25ish and cover them with somw screen if you are worried about feeders getting out. I would just drain it into something flat and big and then just empty it sometimes.