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If it a yellowy orange colour it means he is a bit dehydrated. The urates should be white. How long do you mist for?

Not for veiled chameleons. Sticktongue is right.

Oh my! I am sorry for your loss. I know how much you have done for Zelda.

Laurie he has provided his email address for you. I hope he is able to get the help he needs.

Where are you located?

Her poop should be brown and white. The white part is the urates, if it is yellow it means she is dehydrated. I have a suggestion with providing her with water if she is drinking from a dripper that is great (mine won't) maybe try and make her a bigger one so she can drink when she wants. From...

sandrachameleon that is a beautiful chameleon. I totally agree it varies animal to animal. Each one is unique :)

My little guy is nearly 6 months old and his stripes came through about 4 and a half months and last shed he got his blue spots. I love it when he sheds as I like to see what he is going to look like.

That is good news. I am sure she has been moving around her enclosure when you are not there. They can be sneaky like that lol. Good luck with your new chameleon. She is very cute :)

I think it is cute when they just have their feet to go as it looks like they are wearing socks. I like to see how they have changed after a shed.

Oh bless him. I think they always look so grumpy when they shed. I have a young veiled and so far he has added a week on his sheds each time so 2nd one was 3 weeks later then the 3rd one was 4 weeks after the second if that makes sense. I hope he sheds ok and feels happier afterwards. I love it...

I wouldn't shower your chameleon as he seems too small. I think he will need to be six months or over (please someone correct me if I am wrong). I would just increase the length of his mistings. Also warm water might help loosen the skin. He might not be eating very much as he is shedding but...

That is really good. I am sure he just needed some settling in time. Good luck with your new addition and welcome to the forum. Keep reading the posts and you will be amazed at how much you learn.

Lovely little chameleon by the way and congratulations on your new arrival. :)

I would leave him to settle for a few days just feed and water him. Then you can start to hand feed him that way he will associate your hand with something good. I would take it slow though to build up trust and not to stress him out too much.

I don't really handle him. I really need to start hand feeding him but I am squeamish about holding the insects. I have tried tweezers and he flared up at them.

I will give that a go. Thank you.

Him in his basking spot.

Sorry yes they are. He started to give me his dark colours when I was taking his picture. He must be a bit camera shy lol. Any advice is appreciated. He always stays to the left hand side as well.

Totally off topic but my goldfish lived for 23 years :)