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  1. :) Guen

    :) Guen

  2. Trying to catch some of the great blues little Guen has been showing

    Trying to catch some of the great blues little Guen has been showing

  3. Our sweet Guen :)

    Our sweet Guen :)

  4. Yum

    Yum

  5. "Hey gimme that"

    "Hey gimme that"

  6. Gravid Jewels

    Gravid Jewels

  7. Beautiful Juliet

    Beautiful Juliet

  8. midcoastchameleon

    is my veiled chameleon gravid?

    She certainly looks a little thick..its so hard without physically seeing her. I am begging of you...PLEASE REMOVE THAT DREADFUL BARK SUBSTRATE!!! silly chams sometimes eat that stuff and it causes all sorts of problems. I know you said the previous owner has passed. Question being, Has this...
  9. midcoastchameleon

    Terrified chameleon

    Chameleon Forums see's many of these posts. Chameleons can be the kings of Bi Polar. Its the only way to explain it. I have worked with chams for over 20 years and have found that it ultimately doesn't matter what you do, sometimes your chameleon will tolerate you, and other times, they wont...
  10. midcoastchameleon

    is my veiled chameleon gravid?

    I have worlds of experience with female veiled's, and to the best of my knowledge, judging by her colors, she is not currently gravid. The beauty of female chameleons is that the colors will actually tell the story. Female veileds tend to get very dark with yellow spotting banding..etc when...
  11. midcoastchameleon

    Help identify kinyongia

    I would second that what you have is a Kinyongia Vosseleri. The Actual species of Kinyongia Fischeri (The Fischer's Chameleon) is rare, and judging by your pictures it is almost impossible to tell due to the fact that several other species are also mistaken as the Fischer's Chameleon. Never the...
  12. midcoastchameleon

    Swollen Casque

    This is usually caused by extra fluid of some kind. And it may very well be a allergic reaction to something. Its extremely hard being as they store fat in the casque, that of course looks like either a really well fed boy, or it very well could be one of the following. Fungal...
  13. midcoastchameleon

    New veiled not eating

    When it comes to a laying bin, dont feel you have to rush out immediately and have it all set up within the next 24 hours, but in the next week or so, definitely offer her one. Females can be unpredictable sometimes, and since the breeder you purchased her from was mistaken about the sex, there...
  14. midcoastchameleon

    Mad cham or just terrified?

    Chameleon moods vary so much its best to just honor the mood of the day. our male ambanja can been a social butterfly, trying to get your attention like no other, allowing a brief jaunt on our hands etc.. and other times, he will rip your face off if you get close enough. Out of all the...
  15. midcoastchameleon

    small spike broken

    just adds character i suppose:D
  16. midcoastchameleon

    Help, going out of town

    As long as you have your lights on timers, and a sufficient source of water (dripper/etc) you should be ok for a two day excursion away from the chammo kiddo. Chameleons in the wild are opportunistic feeders, and although they probably wish they could find 16 items of food a day, i'm sure it...
  17. midcoastchameleon

    New veiled not eating

    Some chameleons need a adjustment time frame when coming home before eating. I would really focus on ensuring she is drinking, for that is a very important part of a homecoming. As for eating, continue to offer her feeders. Pick a spot in the enclosure and leave the feeder bowl, hanger...
  18. midcoastchameleon

    Omg! Help! It's spreading!

    and FYI...your chams orange is stunning
  19. midcoastchameleon

    Omg! Help! It's spreading!

    Like many older chams, they often shed in pieces rather then a entire body shed. He must be well fed and needs to stretch outta that tight skin :D no more skinny jeans for him
  20. midcoastchameleon

    Shedding???

    Dont be alarmed!! often younger chams can pop a shed like no other. One minute they are in appearance perfectly normal, the next, it looks as if the chameleon is wearing a white smock. Just make sure during this time you periodically mist, and then let everything dry. The moister helps with any...
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