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i would say no, as they react to certain colors...sometimes chams get stressed out when they see aggressive colors like red. but im no expert by any means.

You said you dust the crickets only once week...you should do this every feeding, you can also dust the worms a bit, but I would suggest giving him more calcium, does he get vitamin d3 every two weeks? how about multi vitamin?!

he is a cute little guy..i am wondering if the red background might stress him out, i know chams can get stressed with aggressive colors. maybe someone more experienced with this can give their opinion.

wow tragic! i don't understand why people don't research before getting delicate animals like chameleons. we went through tons of websites before getting one, unfortunately we found this forum only later in the process and there are many controverting facts out there, so we made some mistakes as...

that's hilarious!! hope your finger is alright!

so shauna turns out i slept pretty good and the little man seems happy too..lol

what type of chameleon do you have? you should never put two males together, it stresses them out, chams are very territorial and solitary animals...

you can try to start hand feeding her so she associates you with her food source that might make her less aggressive towards you but mostly it's just their different personalities, mine happens to be a friendly little guy but chameleons are not exactly known for being "nice"...you can try to...

looks like you have a veiled chameleon their color sprectrum is not as broad as panthers. females also usually don't get as colorful. my male veiled shows yellow, green, turqoise, black, and a little bit of orange.

why don't you build a little cage out of mesh around the lamp?

I actually just got home and found him like this..so i am just hoping he doesnt fall and if he does he falls into his pothos..lol...im sure he will be fine though :D

thanks debbie!

that's crazy...we just started free ranging him a few weeks ago, i don't even know what kind of trouble he is gonna get himself into in the future...:eek:

love this little (not so little anymore) guy!

"Obsessed" is the more appropriate word..lol...they are such fascinating and entertaining animals!

Out of all places he had to pick that one to sleep..:D

so adorable! i remember when ours was so little!

Carol, ours took about a week to hatch...

I gave the silkworm moths to our little guy and he loved them!:D

Definitely agree with that Gensen...he is more relaxed and that makes us happy :D