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do regular non herp vets put chams down ? its early in the morning and offices aren't open yet.

My male cham is almost 2 years old now. When I clean out the cage, he's become more and more comfortable with coming out and climbing around my hand/arm. Lately, he's been I gyrating on my hand. My question is, are they like dogs when they hump your leg, but in this case, my hand lol ?

can anyone recommend a camera/video system that monitors my chams day? I assume it would be a security type cam, or a Go-cam. Just wonder if anyone else has something rigged around their enclosure. I feel I'm missing some good things, specially when my wife buys a worm or 2 and gives it to him...

I'm thinking about going to an upcoming expo by me (these things are rare for the metro NY area). What should i expect at the expo? I assume animals/supplies for sale. But what else goes on there ?

I posted how Petco has gorgeous baby Panthers for sale. IF, I get the urge and buy another enclosure and a panther, what am I in for ? I've had my veiled for almost a year now. He's healthy and flourishing with us (hope I don't jinx him). I know to read up more if I decide to get a panther. But...

4 or 5 gorgeous Panther babies. 150 each. Sounds too good to be true price wise. Tho they do look healthy. They didn't say male/female or what kind of panther they are.

This is how angry he gets when my wife walks near the cage.

His nails look long to me. Do cham owners clip them or are cham claws just supposed to grow and we leave them be ?

Starting my guy on dubia roaches today. whats the equivalent of 10-15 crickets. what I'm saying is, give him more or less or the same amount of roaches i would give him crickets ? same nutritional value ?

around his cage. Guess him staying in one place would be a bad thing, right ? he goes from top to bottom, specially when we (my family) are eating dinner. He comes around n watches, guess he wants to be part of the crowd. But the "doing laps" thing is normal right ?

and this guy is doing great. Got him from Petco, for 70$ and he looks like a Million $$. the kids love him and he's as spoiled as they are. Just posting pix.

So, just sent from "small" crickets to "large" crickets for my veiled cham Chuckie-Boo (my 2.5 year old named him). The best surprise I got from the large crickets? The chirping sounds at night. I finally got the country life in my NYC apartment ! Anyway, just wanted to share.

My veiled is approx 6-7 months old. Healthy. Good eater. I give him 10-12 (on the smaller side) crickets a day. Should I be giving him crickets every other day? Or can I continue feeding him every day ?

Howany sheds does a veiled have in their life? Do they stop shedding ever? Is there such thing as "too many" sheds? Just curious.

I know I've seen a few posts about em. Any tips for keeping them alive in an enclosure. I guess I shoulda prefaced this with "are they safe for chameleons" ?

Does anyone have a link to what plants/flowers are safe. BUT, not just any link. A link with Pictures?? That's what I've been looking for. Thanks.

I didn't really account for the temp situation when it came to my AC being on. Warmer weather is here, so the AC went on, and i noticed his temps were lower. Ive read that a good idea is to put shower curtain plastic on the sides to keep the temps good n the cold air out. MY Question, how many...

My veiled is having his second shed (since I've had him). I should have written it down (his habits during his first shed) but he's eating a little less than normal. Is that part of the shedding process? Change in habits?

So had to take Chuckie-Boo (3-4 month old veiled) out of his cage to clean it and boy was he not happy. The darkest green I've seen yet. He actually "attacked" me as I tried to take him out. Gave him my finger for a minute or two, but he wasn't having it. The cage is clean n he is back inside...

I have a veiled who is about 3-4 months old. I give him anywhere from 10-12 crickets a day. Is this a good amount. I know he can eat more, is he at an age where give him as much as he can eat? or limit it. I also tried superworms a few times, but, he's not into em.