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Here's the best one I have as of right now. It was taken on 9/23. Lil' old but I'll work on catching her at the right time for a good photo. She's gotten bigger, I never noticed how much until I looked at this pic again :D And that cup sitting there is pointless, it's impossible to get her...

I cant post pic's that I've already posted on other threads here :rolleyes: And im to lazy to upload more but I'll try ;P

I got my girl Jill a few weeks ago and she's growing really quick! I want to get an idea of what her colors should look like when she's full grown :D Thanks!

Thanks guys :) And thanks for the advice Carol, I dusted her's today as well :D

Since no one has yet to help me: Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Jill is a Blue barred ambilobe panther, female, I've guessed almost 3 months. they got them in a few weeks after they were hatched at the end of june. I've had her since last thrusday. Handling - I've handled her 3 times so far...

I got my new girl Jill last Thursday, and she shot a little crooked this morning. I saw her climbing up a vine and she was trying to get real close to a cricket. She was on her back two legs trying to get as close as she could to the cricket in the top left, front corner of the cage. I put my...

Where are the pictures?! :p

I would try and raise his cage up, it seemed to settle my guy down. He's about 9 months now and he always use to crawl around every where all day when he was in his smaller cage that sat on my desk. Now he's in a 24x24x36 on my dresser and his basking spot is really high up and now most of the...

Yah all the chickens live under a trampoline xD I could tell you numerous time when my friends will pull up in our drive way and just stare in our back yard and outa no where will just be like "Are those chickens under your trampoline?" in a really weirded out voice lol. It never gets old...

Actually I just read up on a screamelons care sheet about feeding, and it said that cup feeding a chameleon under 6 months isnt recommended because you kinda have to starve them before they will start to learn to eat from the cup because it isnt natural. I'm just afraid of the tiny crickets...

I have my 2 chams, 1 male veiled and my female panther. My bro has a baby box turtle, we have a 2 year old toy poodle, 8 chickens living under our trampoline (lol) a very fat fancy rat, and a pond on our back patio with like 20 fish in it. Our house is full of animals. Including 2 tubs of...

But on another note, does anyone have any good idea's of getting a 3 month old to cup feed 2 week old crickets? They're like a 1/4 of an inch. TINY TINY TINY. I put a whole bunch of em in there and hold in front of her for a good 3 minutes and she just glances at them (let alone pay any...

You have no idea how often I just want to scream at people telling them that I have living beings that depend on me, and that I don't have time to do your homework.

How are you going about getting him to cup feed? I'm having troubles getting my new lil girl to eat from it. And the feeders are to small to free range, it really worries me :(

I feel yah! I have homework due tommorow. Got home from work at like 10:30, took a shower and took care of my cham's cages and now i'm worn out and scrollen through the cham forums instead of doing my Algebra >.< And I just recently got a lil 3 month panther and my grades are suffering because...

She could be ready to lay? Do you have a laying bin set up in the bottom of her cage?

When I went into my local pet store, I sat there and talked to a lady sitting next to the chameleons with me randomly about what they were doing wrong in there husbandry. One of the workers was eyen me

Ok. 1. You need to get your cham out of the cage for a bit. IF you have a PVC bottom of your screen cage, take it out and drill some holes in the bottom. The shape and size of the drainage holes will depend on what you use as a drip pan. (Seen in 5th pic) 2. you will need to elevate the cage...

I will post some pictures of a simple way to set up a drainage system.

Unless you have a 2 hour class informing all the people your selling babies to on how to raise chameleons :rolleyes: