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Now I'm just how bad it could be to move them when they are passed out like that? I could move my brother when he was a kid and he wouldn't even remember being moved. I wonder if its anything like that for a chameleon? If I ever have to take him to the vet I think this is the way Ill do it.

he got up this morning like nothing happened but Im thinking about building a free range just so he cant sleep like that

I get back from the bar to find my chameleon sleeping on the side of his cage on the screen. So I think to myself that cant be comfortable. I reach in expecting a grumpy chameleon (Id be mad if someone picked me up when I was sleeping)but when I moved him to a branch he was so sleepy he didn't...

He started to shed the day after I ask about it. I guess that's how life works.

Im just going to take him to a vet to be sure. its just weird that he eats well and is active but still doesn't shed or seem to drink.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - veiled male under a year old Handling - about 2-3 times a week when its nice enough to go outside Feeding - 1/2 in crickets about 20 in a cup gut load with spring mix and rapashy superload Supplements - repashy chameleon plus without D3 every...

I'd sure get him and if you decided down the road you don't have time for him I'm sure you could find a good home for him on the forum

Sorry noob question how do I vote?

Your probably right I was going to be lazy but after seeing your cham room I'll take your advice any day of the week.

what do you guys think about rotating lights around so the plants get equal amounts of light? The only thing that I think could be bad about rotating the lights would be to confuse the chams.

I guess I just see it in a different way. The way I see it if the animal eats the other animal in the wild it should eat the same thing in captivity.

Has anyone ever wondered why people freak out when you feed a snake a live rat, while they think its soooo cute when you feed your cham live anything really? not that I'm on one side of this I keep both boas and chams I'm just wondering what you think. also here is a video I pulled out of...

I was in for four years and haven't had a problem. I went to Iraq twice and didn't come back with any health related issues. I think if he wants a job with ok pay but great benefits it would be good for him. I know most girlfriends dont want to deal with something like this but I have seen guys...

Not sure Ill need a vet anytime soon but Id like to find a good one now so if the day comes Ill be ready. I'm going to go to Lexington Pet Clinic and see what they can tell me. from what Ive read they all have some exp with reptiles.

Does anyone know of good vet north metro area? The last vet I talked to didn't know anything about reptiles at all.

I think Marty the Mist King needs to get in on this I'm sure he would know a bit about this.