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Nice pics, Falys are one of my favorites!

Is there any visible gunk fusing the eye shut? Or is she just closing them on her own?

Never bitten by a cham, but my Bearded Dragon bit me a couple times. She seems to be incapable of seeing the difference between my fingers and her food.

That is one colorful female! congrats on the hatchlings too!

Not unless you want one becoming the other's dinner.

He's gonna be big when he grows up! The casque is huge!

Setup looks good to me. Good job on the cage!

What is your supplementation schedule? It is possible to over supplement. Also, I don't think you are using the correct supplements. You need Repcal with and without d3 and a multivitamin. Do the legs or appear bendy at all? Can you get pictures of just the legs?

Is that a Nosy Faly? Looks like one to me. Amazing animal either way!

Wow, I had no idea they were that tiny!

Chameleons are not exactly a beginners pet. As stated above, they require a lot of care, and can not be handled, so if you want a handleable reptile that is easy to care for, a chameleon may not be the right pet. However, if you feel you can handle having one they are amazing pets.

Those santas were creepy! Some of them look plastic!

I always loved the colors on the faly, too bad I don't have the money for one.

Wow, how did that chamelen get up there?

They look good! The second picture is also my favorite.

His colors are developing nicely. I like his name too.

Great pictures! Your chameleon looks good! I especially like shedding pictures, they're so funny!

I'm sorry to her you lost him. It looks like he had a great life wih you.

That looks like some sort of infection. I'd take him to a qualified vet immediately.

Your Parsons look spectacular!