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No, that was taken at night. The cage is in the living room so I must have turned on one of the overhead lights. Yeah, he is a veiled. :)

Oh, I forgot to post this one! A sleeping photo, for good measure. This is an older photo. It's hard to take good photos with this tank. :(

Yeah, she might just be readjusting. If she's also not eating she should start again in a day or two. If she otherwise looks alert she's probably fine... just continue your usual routine for now. :)

Fill out that questionare. Are her eyes open?

Hello, everyone! I have been completely absent from the forums for awhile due to school and job-hunting. Lately Ridley's adult colors have started coming through and I wanted to share. :) Here are some old photos. The first is from sometime in February and the second is from about two...

Thanks! For this one I'm using 3D Studio Max, though I use Maya, too. Wow, this thread got moved into "Photography"? Okay, I guess... I guess that's sorta flattering, all things told. XD

So this only relates to this forum because it's a chameleon... I thought some of you might enjoy this. :) I'm in college right now, building my art/3D portfolio to go into the computer games industry. I've been working on a model of a chameleon and a cricket, and I just finished the chameleon...

Yes, these are the ones that cause that condition. These have proven to be the most trustworthy UVB lights: http://www.petco.com/Shop/Product.aspx?familyid=6352&Ntt=reptisun%205.0&OneResultRedirect=1

I see what looks like yellow bars on his side... Does he have spurs on his back feet? (they look like little bumps on the back of the foot)

I would guess no older than two months. Mine was about that big when I got him and he was about a month, I think.

When? I'm glad this was posted... I was just wondering about this the other day. When should I expect my veiled's metabolism to slow down? He's about 6 months and still eats a lot. (about 10-15 crickets a day)

Okay, I'll just make a list... first of all, read this: http://raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com/ It's a great blogsite made by one of our mods and it has a lot of great info. About your cage, if your chameleon is longer than three inches form head-to-tail (which he is, apparently)...

Wow, my friend just showed me this. I thought someone might find it interesting. http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/scienceaustraliasafricaanimaloffbeat I wonder if this happens in other reptile species, too?

Wow, really? That's interesting! I'll try that sometime. :D

I've heard Phoenix Worms' skins are extremely tough, and need to be pierced before feeding. That could very likely cause impaction without proper hydration. Same thing with a build-up of chitin. It is possible to get impacted by a staple food like crickets. D: Hydration is very VERY important.

Ah, good point Syn. I missed that part. Have you tried cup-feeding? It's a great way to tell if the chameleon has eaten, especially if they can't escape. And yeah, that cage does seem too big.

I had a couple musing lately, and I wanted to ask... I have two questions. QUESTION 1. I realize when I got my veiled chameleon the book I bought for information had an inaccurate piece of advice, to "put the enclosure in a high traffic area" so the chameleon would get used to people. I've...

If he's that young I'd think he should be eating a LOT more than that! Please fill this out so people can help you better: Cage Info: Cage Type - Describe your cage construction (Glass, Screen, Combo?) What are the dimensions? Lighting - What brand, model, and type of lighting are you using...

My veiled sustained some burns from his lamp (which I felt awful about :( ) and I elevated the lamp by setting it on top of an upside-down lasagna container with a hole cut in it. The light is now about 4 inches higher, and with my veiled's most recent shed the burns seem to be fading. Thank...

If you have a syringe you could try offering her some baby food. The vet recommended this to get some nourishment into them. I haven't tried this; I've only done it with water. You could try doing some reading about it... or see if anyone else has some opinions on the matter?