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I have a wild caught sternfeldi, and she took 2 days to settle in. She has been fine till now...

When choosing the cham, pick one that doesnt have any bruises/black marks and appears alert. Do not pick one that shuts its eyes frequently or if the eyes look sunken. There are many other things to watch out for, but these are the basics. After recieving the chameleon get a fecal check done...

LOL Its in their nature to jump... What you can do is cut the spiky part of their hind legs off to stop them from jumping. What i also find effective is that when moving them or around them, dont make sudden/fast movements but move in a slow/continuous manner. You will find that less feel scared...

Oskar looks like he's gonna shed soon. Really cool herps u got there. thanks for sharing

Thats DAMN cute!!!!!!!!!!!!

WOW!!! Those are some highly coloured panthers all right. 4th pic is the best. Thanks for sharing.:)

I suggest you use a 40-60 watt (max) incandescent bulb if you plan on buying a juvenile veiled or any juvenile chameleon for that matter. I also think you should read up alot before purchasing any chameleon, particularly the site below...should you get a veiled...

http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/911/55045568.JPG woodlouse? If it is, its harmless to your chameleon and its ok to be eaten.

The cham in Oman is Chamaeleo arabicus. I know this is old but i couldnt resist.:)

Thats the one Adam...Animal world. Melea is doing great and her offspring have been handed to various new owners..!!:)

Sand boa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:d

LOL really unique name there. Those colours are maturing well.

Those colours are awesome!!!:)

thats expensive but... Check this out. https://www.chameleonforums.com/expensive-veiled-39905/ $290 for veiled..?????!!!!!!!!

Really beautiful reptiles you have their Amanda, especially that neon dragon. He is unique.

LOL..! The second pic is the best, he/she looks so relaxed standing on his hind legs. Really cool pictures as always.

I think chameleons as pets, deserve an owner who isnt afraid to offer them a wide variety of insects. I am quite comfortable handling any insect. IMO I think you should get over your fear. Do it for your lovely cham, im sure he'll appreciate it.:) I understand if any ladies on here are freaked...

Considerably hard to spot but in the end I say two:). What brilliant camouflage. Uroplatus if I'm not mistaken?

Heres the link for anyone who wants to see the video. http://www.youtube.com/user/ssimsswiss#p/a/u/0/nDTWCrhpJTQ I hope you dont mind Steve. I am not the owner/creator of this video, SSimsswiSS is the recorder.