Search results

Yes it is, but I know in a few months I will have to get a laying spot:)

Thanks:) Well I guess I have a girl cham

Are you sure? How can you tell?

Thanks!:) Yeah but right now I'm not 100% sure if "he" is a male, because I can't see any spur on his foot. And sorry about the crappy pics, took them with my cell phone. And yes he is very young, I think a little over a month now, got him when he was 2 weeks:eek:. But yeah he is doing great:):D

Here are some pics of my veiled chameleon, Flash:)

Does it stay in for long? We need more info about your chameleon and cage set-up to make an accurate guess.

Chameleons hate friends: if they are to small they will eat them:) or if they are the same size as them or bigger they will be scared and angry at them:)

What is that? Where did you get it?

Just crickets would be fine, once in a while order a few fruit flies, but mostly crickets should be fine.

You can house maybe like 4-5 babies in a 20 gallon cage for like 1-2 months. Then they will need to be seperated into different cages independently.

Haha the grandpa cham has the same name as me, I'm a hunk:)

Guys I used to be Bugeyes1, now I am my name- Dylan Dutz:)

Yes they can lay eggs without being mated with. I would suggest just play sand.

And they will cost one million dollars, right:)

Mine is still a baby. He puffs up when I try to get him to crawl on my hand. But when he's finally on he calms down a lot.

I'm not entirely sure. I used a magnifying glass and think I saw a little bump.

Wow I can't even tell that's photoshopped one bit!!!!:)

Wow! How enlarged is it? Any pictures of the whole body?

How old is this one? I don't think my veiled is a month and a half old yet if that's a month and a half old cham in the picture. My cham is still really tiny, maybe only a month.

Haha yeah he's a beast!