Search results

Can you guys post some pics of what a 1 and a half month old male and female veiled looks like, specifically a picture of the tarsul spur on the male. I would like to compare the pics to my veiled to make sure that my veiled is a male.

That's a little pricey don't you think:)

Cool very interesting! How did you become a moderator? Are there any other besides you and Brad?

I think gravid, or she might just be really fat:) But yeah I think gravid

Really consider getting a cage 24X24X48. You really need it!

So what are the dimensions?

OK thanks Brad. I know you shouldn't feed the babies mealworms because of the hard exoskeleton, but can the adults eat them, do they like them even? And congrats on top poster:) Except it doesn't say it on the home page yet.

Well first of all I need to say that your cham is going to get very stressed out if you totally rearrange his cage. Get some REAL plants in his cage like hibiscus, pothos, and umbrella plants. They will keep the humidity up more, to. And also please measure you dimensions if you can. A good size...

There are some sites that sell them, can't think of them right now, just google "butterworms for sale" or "waxworms for sale". There will be some sites.

Black really doesn't mean bad, just that they're really pissed off. But if they stay black for awhile that means something is very bad. So if they're black for a short amount of time, they're just mad.

This is a good color. There really is no "bad colors" Mine is always green and gets blue spots and stripes when he's hunting for a cricket:)

Well OK then. Maybe try some waxworms or butterworms to. Most chameleons love these. Try my advice.

I have a veiled that is around 1 and a half months old now. I have fed him small crickets ever since I got him, without a problem. My question is, can I feed him anything else now, or should I stay with the crickets. And when can I feed him anything else if he's to young right now?

Don't force feed him for like 2-3 days, if he gets hungry enough and is capable of eating it, then he will. Otherwise if he doesn't eat without you force feeding him, go back to force feeding him. Also try other things besides crickets, like superworms, waxworms, hornworms. And you said you have...

Guys I got a question. How do you make a poll? I thought Brad could only make them. Or can senior members make them to?

Are you going to breed them?

Dang that recipe is like huge! Do you really need everything for that recipe?

You should start a new thread. You'll get more responses.

Whatever you feel is best. You can always stay on the forums and keep learning.

You can always buy another cham and start from scratch:) Owning chameleons is a big learning experience. You just got to learn from your mistakes.