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Crickets are a pain in the ass.

Well I have supers and meal worms.. Hundreds of each, so that's all this Cham is getting loll.

I realize that mealworms "unhealthy" but I live out in the country and going to the store every 3 days for crickets isnt too easy for me. More less mealworms are easier and I mainly feed him super worms I give him 3 supers and 2 meals daily and he eats them all. Crickets however.. Different...

My cham refuses to eat crickets. I don't normally feed him crickets any way, I only feed him mealworms or super worms. Because he doesn't like crickets. Every time I buy them they go to waste and die. Is it normal for a Cham not to like crickets? He stares at them and watches them but doesn't...

So, what is the difference from a Veiled Chameleon and a Translucent Veiled Chameleon? Different Colors?

Ok thank you

What can I feed my mealworms? Any common house hold fruit or a potato like crickets? Just wanted to see if there was anything. Thanks.

I'm pretty sure that brown lizard is a green anole/American Chameleon. And as long as your Cham didn't eat the plant it will be fine.

I have my cham cage and water dragon tank literally touching each other.. And neither of them care.. So I don't think fish would bother your Cham.

for a chameleon beginner, i strongly suggest the Veiled.. like you said males are simply easier and lest complicated to take care of. Veileds are the hardiest chameleon specie and and can survive in different conditions than the panther can, but are less exotic than panthers. i have a veiled...

UVB/UVA bulb/strip light and fixture some artificial plants/vines also the realistic vines. no night heating is necessary unless the room your cham is in goes under 50 degrees.. they like a nice 50-60 degrees temperature at night. branches for climbing (you can get some outside, put them in...

awesome picture!! my cham is only 6 weeks old, i take great care of him and he's extremely happy, all the time! I am excited to see the colors from him be expressed when he gets to be an adult and more less to see him grow! :)

I agree. So happy!

Mine is 7 weeks old and is about the same size as yours...

I believe it's a male. Heres a photo.

no, that's no problem.. just like i said.. do it gradually if there's a lot of branches. believe me.. I've had 3 chameleons. This is my first veiled chameleon.. it has always worked for me. i only water the plant itself once a week. ive had an umbrella plant for all the chams. i water them after...

No not at all!! It gets to be.. Well when the air is on at night it says around 65 or so.. I just didn't know because of how dry it gets. I mist it before I go to bed and after I wake up to try and restore humidity after I sleep.

Well, no.. Not yet Atleast.. I don't want a female so I'm calling it a boy. Lol. I want it to live longer.. When I bought it I didn't even think about sex determination...

Well the one where he is on my thumb no, he just had his eyes closed for like two minutes while I took this picture but then I put him back in his cage and he ate, and in the last one I took that one at like 8 pm before I turned his lights off. He usually sleeps from 7-8 ish pm to about 9 am...

I have a schefflera/umbrella plant.. My Cham loves it! It plays around in the leaves and eats the smaller ones.. Which worries me a little but it's easy to take care of! I definitely recommend them. Theyre at Walmart for for about $10