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Time I'd not an issue for me :) well that depends. When I was 5 I remember seeing a chameleon on a huge free range in a Japanese pet store eating roaches when the military had us move. When I saw it I was amazed and fascinated. 8 years later got my first cham. It worked slowly on little kid me...

So sad! Great story. Chams are so funny. A frog doesn't show a personality. Lol chams definently do :)

Lol me too! I have had it for 3 years. I lost my first veiled after 2 years and found out everything I did wrong and now love my second one more. But now I have an urge to buy a panther... Then a Jackson's... Then a carpet... Then another veiled and start breeding... Then a bunch of new exciting...

Beautiful. I'm sorry! Are they easy to keep? Where do you get them?

Thanks for all the help. Next time I bring up the subject they will be beetles. Lol

Maybe she was pregnant from the pet store. That is weird. Does she look plump? They don't give infertile birth. No eggs involved so she will give infertile birth.

Well chameleon would PERFER dubia

Same as Zubi, he'd be a all translucent veiled chameleon. Never got sick, never died, and loves me. Also a parsons that can be handled, is cheap, and is easy to care for. My dream Cham to own is C. Brevicornis :D

What species?

Read the entire thread. Says they couldn't live here but then it also says they can infest a home easily.

Ok thanks everyone. I'll try. She won't faint lol. She'll just slap me if I shove a Dubai in her face

I really want to give my 8 month old make veiled some Dubai roaches because one of our local pet stores started selling them. I know they're extremely easy to breed and are very good for chams. My mother doesn't want them near my house. My siblings and dad don't care, but my mom obviously does...

Heyyy can someone answer me?! It's about to bloom

Same here... Just need a set up

That'd be amazing

His didn't. At first I thought it was a parasite but it never moved or ate him up. I think your using too much calcium

The first food items I mentioned are ones your chameleon can eat btw.

If you get dubias you should breed them. Healthier than crix and if you breed them you never have to buy more. Plus no smell, no flying roaches, the can't climb a plastic tub so they'll never be running around your house.

If it's that long a drive you could try breeding crickets or meal worms. I started meal worm breeding yesterday. You can feed romaine lettuce, spring greens, carrots and apples (sliced thin), and mango. The cage you plan on making is too big for a baby. They can eat plant vegetation. Some good...