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Each Cham is different... Some Chams simply don't like interaction... Chameleons are by nature solitary animals... so each Cham is different, some do not mind being handled and even seem to "enjoy" it... others simply don't want to be bothered... and get "pissy".... When you get a Cham you have...

Jeans! Comedy, drama or HORROR???

Very Nice! Great looking bunch!!! :D

Yes, check the rear feet... Check to see if you see any spurs or bumps resembling such on the back feet... females do not have them males do. Congrats on your baby& good luck! :D

No 12 flightless flies are fine... In fact you can give the fruit flies on top of the regular feeding of Crickets.... As Carol mentioned before you can feed them fairly liberally until they hit around 5 months old and then you want to cut back in quantity but still feed daily ... then of...

Ditto! On what Carol says!! :D

Oh boy! Well let's see... Turtles box & snappers, frogs, toads, lizards of various kinds, squirrels, flying squirrels, foxes, owls, raccons, possums, rabbits, deer, phesants, turkey... My Dad would drag anything home he found and could get his hands on.. instead of playing with dolls my sister...

Sorry to hear... Very sorry to hear that, I hope everything works out as you hope for! :p

Agreed! I agree, is the store credit able to be used for other items? Most likely... and if so I would get another Cham from a reputable breeder and then as Jaxy said use the credit for feeders or what ever else you may need..... it could save you more frustration later down the road...

Ahhh! Very sorry to hear that, I was checking into see how things were going.... :(

Wonderful! That's great news to hear! Keep us posted on his progress... it sounds like after some down time he is forging ahead! Yeah Mum!!! :D

Happy birthday!!! Yes! Happy Birthday to you!!!! Thanks for all you do on the Forum and again for the Fabulous Pictures!!! Have a wonderful day! :D

Feeding? Yes, I beleive you are saying that you are getting rid of the subtrate right? That is a good thing! Best to leave the cage floor bare. This way there is nothing for them to eat down there and also no additional place for bacteria to grow... and it's easier to clean when left bare...

Pothos How about a small Pothos or a small Scheffelera? Pothos are great and easy to keep and you can find smaller ones. :o

Yes... scary.... Yes, I don't know that that is such a good thing... hopefully it won't be like when 101 Dalmations came out! :eek:

Nosy Be crying because your sad or because your happy?

Research in advance and prepare $$$ wise.... I second most of what everyone else has already said. Cham's can be difficult to keep in the respect they require certain things... but if you do your research in advance on a place like this Forum instead of rely on mostly "Poor Petstore" advise and...

Finally! Lol! you finally put up pics! Thanks for letting us take a peak!... no sense keeping her all to yourself!!! :D I would have to agree I think you have a little girl on your hands!

Also just a suggestion... Another suggestion... I noticed that you have reptile carpet on the bottom of the enclosure... it's best to leave the bottom bare.... any type of subtrate, including reptile carpet can be breeding grounds for bacteria in my opinion. If you are going to keep it just be...

Very cool! Thanks for sharing! :D