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I agree moving slow is key. Try just being in the room, reading a book or something, letting him get used to you being around. After a while you'll just be a pice of furniture

I am no expert, but from whatching my veild it seem to occur when he's "excited" about somthing ( moving fast to get some where ). I've seen him mad before and it looks very different.

My veild does the same thing. he gets all excited to come out and huff and puffs well "running" to get on my hand

Don't know if it's normal but mine does it too. Even his body sheds seperate, top and then bottom.

I don't know if it has anything to do with the tounge but must people sugest only using D3 twice a month with your multi-V and dusting feeders with just calcium powder every day.

I know I should have asked first I got excited and liked the color of the stain but after smelling it well it dryed I started to have doubts wheather it was safe or not. If it was going to be harmful to my little guy I would sand it down and start over. I'll give it a few weeks to completly cure...

What are your guys thoughts on using an all in one polyurathan and stain to protect wood for a cage? It's oil based and was not sure if it's ok to use. The sad thing is I alread have the cage pretty much done and stained. I would think after it's completly dry it should be good.

I have only had my chameleon for a few months but have, and still keep many other reptiles. THe bigest differance I see is that my snakes and geckos can do fine on there own for days ( if I go away on vaction or somthing) but the chameleon requires daily care especial if it's a baby. So you'll...

My little guy loves to come out. When I first got him I would take him out to feed and now any time I open the door to his cage he runs over goes up my arm and sits on my head (he also loves to climb certains) lol. My thoughts on this is let them do what they want, I would never force him to...

It would be to high if he was continuly basking in it but I don't think it would burn him. That's the temp of the screen not the air under it.

If you place a thermometer inside the cage right on the screen and go for a temp of 105f to 110f you should be good