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Your Chameleon - Veiled, female, aprrox. 8 weeks. I've had her one week and one day. Handling - I've handled her a few times but unless I need to I leave her alone. Feeding - Fruit flies. I put in at least 10-15 or more in her cage. I feed her at 6:30 A.M. Try giving her more variety. Like...

Just my two cents on the matter... I can see why she is posting in two different areas. With members normally viewing a specific topic, some more knowledgable people on the subject may not be viewing the topic where she first posted the thread. So by posting in two different locations, she...

Where are you getting bee pollen? I've heard that bees can be super nutritious feeders because of the nectar and pollen that they will get on/in them. Would like to get some pollen for my feeders to feed on...

Oh ok, thanks. When doing fecals are the vets only looking for parasites, or is there more to fecals than just that?

"Luie's casque is allot like ferret's veileds....short. :) He makes up for it with his vibrant colors and his friendliness." That he does Jann, that he does. And I've never noticed this before, but his casque looks like a geometical shape that you would see in a math class, to me. I...

To Ta2Smitty- In refernce to calling Tommy's casque like a mohawk, you can now see HALF the story of how my male Veiled, Hawk, got his name :D:D:D

To nickbugeater- He's showing some great colors and a big 'ol casque. Nice :D

Now see, his is completely different from anything I've seen. Slightly rounded at the top, not sharp or way rounded, and the back is completely straight. Nice Veiled!

I really like your Del Sol :). He is already stunning and I can't even imagine what he's going to look like in a year or so :D Oh and BTW, great casque!!!

I would imagine...so why ferritinmyshoes? Is there a serious meaning or was it just an impulsive name lol?

Dang man...you have a very special animal there.

Do fecals normally add to the cost or no?

No, chams don't always curl their tails at night. My Veiled will sometimes, and sometimes he won't. I think it has something to do with where they are perched for the night...

My male Veiled will often going to his normal sleeping spot an hour or two before bed time. Guess he knows the lights will be out soon and he wants to get in a comfy spot :D

I think they are pretty unique chameleons. I mean all obviously are, but come on, pink chams. Thats awesome!!! If you do try to breed I wish you luck.

Fill this out please: Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the schedule? How are you gut-loading...

Last time I'm bumping this thread for a while...

Post pics!!! lol

That is possibly the most comicale cham pics I have ever seen!! Thanks for sharing.

Maybe you should take her to the vet to get her checked out, just to be safe...