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i think it is (no i know it is):D a female. one thing you HAVE to make sure of is that you give her a proper laying bin when she produces infertile eggs. my friends chameleon died because she had infertile eggs, but she couldnt lay them. thats the biggest thing you have to look out for!!! but...

! very cool chameleon:) nice looking set-up to!:)

i am not familiar with any of those books.:confused: go on barnesandnoble website, they have a bunch of good chameleon books. chances are though you'll probably have to special order them. the first and second one look pretty good.:) i have to admit, that WAS a good buy.:D i wish i could find...

he has some really nice colors showing up in some of the pics.:D i really like the shades of yellow, orange, green, blue, all of him is beautiful.:D where did you get him?

hes a cute little panther.:D what locale is he???

just in case you are or aent being sarcastic, im gonna tell you anyway...:D im not quite sure but i think it happens when a cham gets a cut/ open wound in its mouth and it gets infected. it usually happens around the gums near the teeth.

it could be mouthrot. moutrot is a bi*** because once you heal it, it almost always comes back. i (and probably everyone on the forum) would suggest a vet visit. im unaware of the medicine they give you (sorry):o it would be greatly apprecitated if you filled out the "How to ask for help"...

nice cham. i really like his colors

i think the first one is definatley male. and the second one too.

guess your right!:D

hhahahaha!! i thought your cham's name was pumkin!:D really cool pumkin carving.:)

ok i was reading my chameleon book in Homeroom at school the other day and i read the coolest thing ever. (at least i thought):D after i read it i researched it on google and its true! what i read was parsons chameleons live 11-13 years in the wild!!!!:eek: i thought chams only lived to a...

neat!:) are you like a pro/ expert chameleon keeper? thanks for the explanation, it was interesting.:)

i think it might be female. mainly because of the size of it. male parsons grow to be about 2 feet long. sorry but i dont think the cham is 2 feet long!:o:p:D also maybe the casque is small. males casques grow much larger. one reason i might think its male is because of the tail base. it is...

any ideas???

awesome pics. how did you get your chameleon do be white!!!! i gotta know!!:D

this might be a very stupid question, but when i was raking leaves, there was a little tree that fell, i gathered some very sturdy branches from it. i would like to put them horizontally in my chams cage, how do i horizontally put sticks in there without tearing up the screen.:confused: btw...

having a normal kid. melleriis or nosy be's?

add more leaves and branches. he might feel vulnerable out in the open like that. they usually like to hang out in the leaves. go outside and try to find some in your backyard/front, or whatever.:p and if you do find a stick outside, bake it in the oven at 350 degrees for about 45 min. or soak...

man, melleris are so awesome. beautiful cham:D it looks really warm there in AZ, its like 40 degrees here in Northwest IN!!