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Welcome, Chloe; aren't you a pretty chammy!

Here's Big Bad Bea, 1 year and 5 months, and receptive: (Daughter of JannB's Luie and Camille, big sister of Elly)

He's a mighty handsome fellow!

He's very pretty, and good luck with finding him a mate! I don't think the genetics works quite that way, though that probably is how such offspring would be advertised; might be more accurate to say "offspring of Ambilobe-Ambanja cross parents". Since genes are shuffled around and recombined...

A mushroom walks into a bar. The bartender say, "Get out! We dont't serve your kind." The mushroom whines, "Why not? I'm a fun guy..."

See if you can bribe him/give him something good to come out for. I've had some success (varies by chameleon) with reaching out one hand towards the cham, and holding a bug near my elbow, so the cham has to climb aboard to get its treat. One guy quickly reached the point where he'd climb on me...

Padre knows he has nothing to fear from those little bitty veileds and panthers.

Love Splat all curled up in his flower! Egil almost always sleeps in the open, but it's hard to get a good pic because of the lighting.

Sponsor Tiki Tiki/ member Vegas Chad breeds them; try sending him a pm...

Yay! If I still lived in Michigan I think I would have readily made the four hour drive, but NE is a mite further... (btw, going to have any of those melleri, or your verrucosus at the Omaha show?)

Some chameleons will drink readily from an overhead dripper; if your will, that can provide the drinking water, and can be set to drip onto plants/moss and keep the humidity up with maybe less mess than a humidifier or mister, though you'll still want to give him a good misting at least once a...

Welcome! Glad to see you and your fine scaly buddies on the Forum!

At present, one free ranges primarily between the living room and the front office, and the other inhabits the sun porch, which room needs to be kept closed to prevent Big Bully Bea from marching in there and chasing him away. In the winter, McGinty will return to the front office and Bea will...

Female veileds are greedy little critters, and will happily keep chowing down as long as you offer, and will beg for more when you don't. But, as the others say, there is a disjunct between the quantity they are capable of eating and the quantity they should be eating. I give my adult female...

I grew up in the Twin Cities, but haven't lived there in 14 years. Twin City Reptile is decent, and definitely worth going to to see the animals. Many of the stores that were there in my day have since closed, which is kind of a shame, as Midway Pet Store (St. Paul) is where I saw my first...

I think if I had a 55 gallon (rectangular) just lying around, I'd try mudskippers.

A stably-anchored stick to hold onto is helpful. I tried moving mine in a cage and, as you said the plants bounced around and he was Not Happy. In that case, it was an 11 hour drive, my options at the time were limited and I let him out; he rode sitting on top of the cage for 10.5 hours...

Beautiful! I'd love a CB Tamatave!

The lab I used to work in had a pet betta that was deeply infuriated by the sight of a permanent marker. Hold the marker up to the tank and that fish would display at it every time. Nothing else phased him.

There are a few species of umbrella tree (Schefflera) in use, but they're generally considered to be "cham-safe" plants. Pothos (viny) Ficus (many varieties, mostly trees) and Hibiscus are popular, safe plants. My veiled will occasionally take a bite of her umbrella tree, but prefers the Pothos.