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Getting them to tolerate or even like your handling would take a lot of time and investment. But when that first moment when your cham walks to your hand and just climbs all over you after a month of being nothing but an anti-social butterfly, PRICELESS :D Best of luck and make sure to visit...

Yup, it has begun. Im seriously thinking of getting a panther and a Jackson soon. Maybe when I move to a bigger place. :)

I posted the same question recently. Here is the link for it.https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-identify-gravid-female-136628/ You should be able to find answers there :) Females are fun but they require extra attention sometimes.

Yes that is true, Im taking about a veiled. That is some useful information. I will take note of that. :)

Is there a way to identify a gravid female? Any behavior changes, physical changes and anomalies that may signal shes about to lay a clutch of eggs? I have a female and I know Im supposed to give her privacy during this time period. How do I know that is her time? Thank you!

Thank you for the great advise! Im thinking about just going ahead and getting the chameleon. After I set up everything first. Maybe by Monday Ill have them drop him off my place. Appreciate the help. Also thanks for the tip jannb. I think Ill keep my female in my room and keep the male in my...

Stunning animal! Nice coloration.

Thats pretty cool! :D I never grab her by hand during shes in her cage. But when shes out she is perfectly okay with me grabbing her.

That does look good! Wonder what deals they offer on cyber monday :D

Thanks guys, just waiting for her laying bin and some more live foliage then moving her into her big girl cage. Its a she btw x) Found out about it a few days ago :P

That is true Im going to the reptile convention this weekend and getting her a laying bin and some more live foliage to help her. THANKS :)

By 4 or 5 months, I mean around 6 or 7 months old...

Greetings, I recently got my first chameleon. I got her almost 2 months ago. It has been a wild and fun ride so far. From me thinking she was a he and being shy and not sociable at all and now I let her run around the living room and climb all over my back. : ) I got her from a friend who...

Alright! Sweet as you can see it worked!

Thank you Trace and for everyone that helped out! Its great to know that there are people here to help provide a great living environment for chameleons. I appreciate everyone. P.S. This might be out of topic and random but, how do you attach a pic to your name in this forum? Ive been searching...

I just started on giving her some small dubia roaches and repti worms combo. My plan is to feed her 12 small dubia roaches and 5 medium repti worms. Will that be a suitable diet for her age and size, with egg binding prevention in mind? Also Im planning to take her to the vet soon...

Im getting that laying bin this weekend, so need not to worry about it :) Shes on a diet from now on. No more 2x a day feeding I'm narrowing it down to once a day. I thank you guys for the reminder though and the advises given :)

Thank you for the info.. I think you might be right. I saw some polysporin online, http://www.amazon.com/Polysporin-First-Antibiotic-Ointment-1-Ounce/dp/B000GCNDE2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416619268&sr=8-1&keywords=polysporin will this be safe for her or do I need some specific for reptiles...

True, that is why I already bought tickets for the Dallas repticon this weekend. Im gonna get her a laying bin there also some more foliage. :) For now I let her sleep on my big pothos vine plant. I just move her back into her cage for the light and uv.