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Wow great work.

It could be, the main thing is to get the appropriate temp in the basking area for the type of chameleon that you have. So you need a good and accurate way of measuring the temp where the chameleon will bask. Then make appropriate changes whether that's a stronger bulb or the light a little...

My flavor hmm, I usually like the little guys, carpets, trioceros and kinyongia. Although I have had a few veileds over the years. Haven't had a pardalis yet, but almost got one of Texas Panther Man's Faly's a year ago or so. Are you breeding your panthers?

Yes, you will want a linear tube UVB for UVB lighting and a normal household bulb(40 -100 watts) for the day time basking. You will normally keep these lights on 12 hours a day or match it with your local sunrise/sunset time. If chameleons can cool down during the night time, it help them get a...

Something like this? http://www.amazon.com/All-Glass-Aquarium-AAG25916-Fluorescent/dp/B0002AS6HM/ref=sr_1_9?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1376622801&sr=1-9&keywords=15%22+fluorescent+hood

Currently on north Fry. No breeding projects at the moment, although I'm sure I'll get back on that horse pretty soon.

Hi and welcome to the forums. This is one of the best places for chameleon knowledge and resources on the web. Please read through the introduction to newbie's that we have created(https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/chameleons/). A lot of people start with Veiled/Yemen...

He looks so good, amazing ambanja.

Man he looks awesome, can't believe she turned him down! Also hello neighbor!

Give him a few more days, I've have gotten some that eat right away and others that wouldn't eat for over a week. Make sure he has plenty of water, drip and mist and make sure your temps are good. Maybe try getting some hornworms or silkworms for him. Also if he isn't very secluded, you could...

That's a big boy, they're great chams, wish I saw them more often!

Those deep blues and reds are awesome, great looking cham!

Can you post pictures of her and the spots?

I would say that you are being a little paranoid :) but that isn't a bad thing because you are being cautious and will probably be eager to learn more because of it. As kinyonga stated, she is really young still and needs the right amount of food to stay healthy. At 3 to 4 months you shouldn't...

Starburst, you need to get a way to measure the temperature at the spot(s) you chameleon will bask at. A veiled at that age needs to have a spot near 95 degrees. If it is not near that temperature you may need to "play" with different bulbs and light heights to get the temperature correct. No...

That is good news! Warm showers and some outside time always make for a happier cham! Also he's a beaut, good luck with him.

Sorry for your loss, it always sucks to lose a friend. If nothing else hopefully in trying to decipher what may have gone wrong you will expand your knowledge. If you could maybe post some more info on your husbandry standards and "normal" feeding routines. I'd say getting the tissue examined...

My reply to your original post: You're basking spot really needs to be around 95 degrees, you're other temps are definitely on the lower end but shouldn't cause an issue. Does your chameleon seem like he is trying to get to the light? If you're light is on top of the cage sometimes when their...

You're basking spot you really want to be around 95 degrees, you're other temps are definitely on the lower end but shouldn't cause an issue. Does your chameleon seem like he is trying to get to the light? If you're light is on top of the cage sometimes when their temps are to low they will...

Please fill out the form below, so we can help you better. I think you are on the right track with the temps being to low. Do you have a good thermometer or temp gun to see what his basking area temp is. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How...