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Thats great to hear. We wouldn't want to eat the same thing everyday either.:)

David likes spitfire and barracuda.

If you want something you can handle a chameleon is not your best choice. They should only be handled when needed for cleaning, vet visits, etc. It can cause them alot of stress. Any type of chameleon needs lots of attention and care but veils are more forgiving of beginner mistakes...

It looks really nice. The only thing I could see is the basking temperature is high for a baby panther. I believe it should be 80-83 degrees.

He will need medication and a couple of thread below this is one named LRI which says warm mist helps when doing meds for this. Maybe your vet could call a local vet for meds so you could get them.

Yes, we named him Tholus.

We got one of Kent's Paranglets this morning. He ate and drank very well for the first day. His color is already back to normal and he is very active. We want to share our baby with you guys and we will post regular updates as requested.:)

It would be easier to make a guess with more information. There are too many possiblities.

She could just be tired of supers. If that is the only thing you feed try giving her some crickets, silkworms or hornworms. Personally, I would lower the basking temperature to 28 -29C. I would also mist every day.

I have one of the handsome little guys coming.

I also use a medium size rubber tub. You just need to make sure they have air flow, moisture is not good for them.

Very nice looking beardie.

I order mine from mulberry farms.

Draceana as a general class shows as safe on both the lists of plants I have found. It doesn't show that specific one just general. I would guess it would be okay, hopefully someone else can confirm this.

Hes beautiful and I love the name. The pics are really nice and clear. Congrats on getting him.

Not sure about the cham poo but I recycle my silkworm poo into the garden. May be possible with cham if the parasites will die.

My rescue male has a similar problem with his front leg. He is my avatar and you can see the bad leg. He has learned to use it quite well. He will still grab his other legs once in a while and uses the leg backward but does fine. I have extra vine and branches in his viv so theres a wide...

LOL, I love this picture. Very nice shot.

I get all my feeders from mulberry farms. They are great to work with.

Very handsome boy. A 75 or 100 watt should do it, I would try the 75 first. I would definately add another plant for him. Feeding cup, I use the oval plastic dishes. They are about 3" deep, I remove the hopper legs and they stay in even with large crickets.