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A chameleon should be able to synthesize its own Vitamin D3 to a level that is sufficient given that it receives the proper amount of nutrition and sunlight. You can actually raise a perfectly healthy chameleon without EVER providing artificial supplements.

Theoretically, you don't even need to provide any source of artificial UV if you're able to give your cham natural sunlight majority of the time.

My 6 months old Ambilobe: Season

Your guy looks very similar to my 6 Months old Ambilobe

Gently spraying their eyes can also hydrate them as well as getting water into their nostrils if all else fails.

6 months today

I love taking pics of my Cham on a flower branch

I really like the cage. I don't like screencages because they file down their nails or even break them.

Dude, your website is Dope!

He looks good. When did he hatch, u know? My Ambilobe is about the same age as yours. Mine hatched October 29 last year; so about 6 months now.

Here are some more pics of him

Wow Rainbow!

I see what you mean. Theron is supposedly the "best pure blue-bar" with just very tiny bits of red speckles. I hope Season will turn out to be pure blue with no red speckles.

Chameleon psychology I see...makes a lot of sense to me. I'm gonna start challenging him in his turf then

Cuz I've heard from some people that their panthers have colored down and I didn't know if that was really true or not. I really hope he stays this color because blue and green are favorite colors.

This is my 5-6 months old Ambilobe Panther (hatched around Halloween 2011). He's showing pretty brilliant colors for now. However, is there a chance that he might get duller as he age? (sorta like some child celebrities...) Also, will his final coloration going to be similar or completely different?

Chameleon Northwest....I dunno who the Sire is..

I hope his bars will stay all blue without any red speckles..

This is 5 1/2 months old Ambilobe Panther "Season". Season 1 Season 2 Season 3