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also a vet check is recommended

calcium with D should be used twice a month. phosphorus-free calcium with no d3 every feeding if your using crickets. make sure you have read the care sheets. this might also be worth looking at. muchadoaboutchameleons.blogspot.com

this is funny! have you watched any of his other "true facts" videos? :D

is he actually going to sleep or just in his sleeping spot earlier? and is there any way to cover the cage a little bit to keep the AC from blowing on him?

it was to hold the plastic lid down so his cham doesnt push the lid off and escape

did you try searching the forum for pictures? i know there was a thread on how to identify them.

aquazamp is really good. thats what we use. we also have an umbrella plant. in the resources section they have a safe plant list you can use. and essentially he's going to need a 4'2'2' cage when he's older. you can always section off the bottom for now and take out the section when he gets...

It's usually recommended that you up the misting to help your cham get whatever is irritating his eye out. and of course try to find a reputable vet for chams. As far as the stretching his neck and gulping could very well be the start of a shed. but check the care resources also to make sure...

He is gorgeous!

were you using RO water? have you tried soaking the nozzle in 1:1 vinegar/water solution or something similar? (i would wait for someone else to answer) We have an aquazamp and really like it so far.

Very very cool!:)

pictures would be helpful as far as estimating age. and how to temporarity fix the cage for you Our male likes to climb on us. especially if we have food or are taking him outside.

silkworms and phoenix worms are other everyday feeders you could use if you can get some. wax worms, butters, and supers are good for treats.

We dont have the room for a free range. :/ Outside is the closest we get and the possibility of not being here in the next few years means nothing permanent for outside either. I remember seeing on one of the safe plant lists that bamboo is ok. There is one type that is not good for them but...

yes those too. :)

Very cool. Love the ivy tower. :) I really wish we could do something like this for our chams. :/

do you have a digital thermometer/hydrometer? those round ones tend to not be as accurate.