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Soooo cute!

These photos are absolutely beautiful! The Fall leaves really do compliment your cham's coloring. :)

This is Bun Bun. I assure you, he's not dead! LOL! He's just lounging after running around, eating grass and exploring. He's pooped from doing 'wabbit stuff. ;)

There was a dwarf rabbit that was wandering around my neighborhood a couple of years ago. He would follow the neighborhood cats around. LOL! Surprisingly, the cats didn't have a problem with him tagging along. I tried and tried to catch him. Every time I'd get close, he'd dart off into the...

Yes! Keep the handling to a minimum so the cham can get acquainted with it's new home! They go on hunger strikes when stressed. My cham barely ate for a few days after getting him. I was so worried! I kept checking in on him. I was told to let him get used to his environment and let him have...

That is an awesome pic! You should enter it into the photo contest! I think today is the last day. :)

Aww! Precious! :D

I can take pics of my cham set up with the heat bulb and Reptisun UVB on if need be. :)

I have a male baby Veiled that is about 2 months old. He is housed in a Zoo Med ReptiBreeze Open Air Black Aluminum Screen Cage; Small - (16"L x 16"W x 20"H)... I have a 18" 15 watt Reptisun 5.0 UVB and a 60 watt Zoo Med Daylight Blue Reptile Bulb positioned on top of the cage. I also have a...

Also, your cham is about the same age as mine! :D

Hello, fellow Louisianian! Who Dat?! :) I'm a new owner of a baby Veiled chameleon. He wouldn't eat or drink the for the first few days after his arrival. He only ate a cricket or so a day and I didn't witness him drinking. I was FREAKING OUT! I did months of research before getting him (this...

That looks really nice! Great job! :)

That sounds awesome. :)

Baby male Veiled chameleon

I'm a new cham owner. I've been hesitant to pipe in. Everyone has been so helpful to me. I know that no one is meaning to hurt your feelings or be mean. They're just trying to help your animal and are trying to get you to give them the proper info. about your chameleon setup and routine in order...

I love Sulcatas! They have so much personality. :) You are an angel for taking in that tort! It's a shame how people purchase animals on a whim without doing research on them first. :( I hate to see animals suffer.

You really need to know the temps inside of the enclosure in order for us to properly answer the question about what to do if the temp isn't adequate. Once you know the temps, we can go from there. If it is concluded that the temps are too cold, you may need a heat bulb with a higher wattage.

Do you have a temperature gauge or temperature gun yet? If so, what is the temp in the basking area?

Also, here's an easy to understand care sheet for veiled chameleons. I'm sure that your cham will adjust after you correct and fine tune it's care regimen. It's also in a new environment. It takes them a while to adjust. They usually start eating and drinking regularly after becoming acquainted...

Proper temperature allows chameleons to properly digest food and allows the immune system to function normally. The temperature problem is why your cham is pooping out undigested crickets. Also, you should invest in a humidity gauge and a digital temperature gun so you can accurately monitor...