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The most common reason for swollen eye(s) in chameleons is hypovitaminosis A (vitamin A deficiency). i would recommend a supplement of beta carotene, which is converted to vitamin A in the body, and any unused beta carotene will be excreted unchanged. Vitamin A can be administered by...

It could very well be the signs of being egg bound, in some cases the blackness spreads

$600 for chameleon and enclosure + supplies, a additional $200 to put in a emergency fund for any vet costs etc..

Im no expert with Panthers, but i am assuming that he may still be a little young for female interaction, and if anything it might stress him out and he may try to avoid a female. I would check your bed frame, and closet real good, he may be literally on a wire and turning as you look at him. I...

Masters of disguise

Im standing much closer to the camera silly:D, and the top of the tree is significantly bent down because the ceilings are to low in that particular room, lol!!, im about 5' 6" lol :D

it really is a ginormous umbrella tree!!:D we are putting in next to our large bay window in between 2 other decent trees, i imagine i will never be able to spot him again lol :D we measured and it is 10 ft 2 inches tall and 3 ft wide:D:D

Check out this umbrella tree for Lambeaus free range!!my hubby Went to a pet store that was closing because the Petco down the road took over, made a offer and bammo, i got home and he and my daughter surprised me:D!!, its huge!!! so pumped to set it up tomorrow with the others :D:D:D:D!!

As many have already said, they are usually in the most obvious places, and most likely looking right at you, You could maybe make your room pitch black and try to shimmer your little mans eyes, highly unlikely it would work, but its a idea. There are days when i look in Lambeaus cage and...

Well at least you have a idea of what you are up against now, i am sorry to hear that she is advanced as she is, at this point all you can do is try your best and nature will do its half. My thoughts are with you and i hope to hear great news soon

0oddly enough, i have really no issues with holding my cham, he doesn't mind my hands...with occasional pissy fits, but i once tried to have him walk onto a stick and the sight of the stick terrified him, maybe it was a primal instinct thinking it was a scary snake slithering to get him, but he...

Your cham is definitely in the range of 5 months +, his casque is fairly tall, or maybe its just the pic, here is a few pics of my 4 1/2 month veiled for comparison

I completely agree that 5 is way under the limit, and if you are doing medium crickets you will have no issue with 15 or more spread out like 8 in the morning and 7 later afternoon, if you are feeding large stick to 8 or max 10, it definitely depends on the cham/ size and appetite. My Veiled had...