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Sorta funny but I would worry about it's nose/mouth teasing it like that. My daughters room mate would tease her corn snake like that and it ended up getting a sore on the nose from striking at the glass. She did **ahem** address the situation (ripped him a new one) and he doesn't do it any...

:eek: Wow! I'm new to the chameleon game, but that does not look good to me. I would definitely get him into the vet. Hopefully some else will chime in here and help out. Good luck.

If I was a girlie cham I'd be all over that!!:D:D

Walgreens fer sure. :)

They are so cute when they are little. Enjoy it, they grow really fast.

Wow!! Could they possibly be any cuter?? I think not! They are as cute as they come. Congrats!

Hell yeah!!!! Saw it on Sat. Talk about zombie thumping good fun!! :D I definitely got my 8 bucks worth. Might even go again...yeah...whew!

It's a judgement call. If your cham is not getting stressed out and enjoys handling, fine. It more or less depends on the chameleon. Many would say no handling, others here handle on a regular basis. Do what your instincts tell you, only you know your individual cham. Peace.

Let's see....$100.00? Or free? Hmmm.........tough call :D

I also use the Total Bites. They eat it as a daily diet, you can see the green in their tummies. Also add Cricket Quencher and Orange cubes (both Flukers). They are always gutloaded. Then I don't have to separate out the feeders for the day from the rest. They really go for the Total...

He looks juicy. Like, uber-hydrated. very cool.

Dripper: use a large container, like a milk jug or other large juice container. Your drips should be about 15 to 30 seconds apart. A piece of aquarium tubing with a small valve to regulate the drip works great. No substrate...paper towels or none, you want the water to drain away...Lots of...

LOVE the neon green on the last guy. Very cool.

I wouldn't use great stuff...might be toxic. Plain aquarium clear silicone should work great and it only needs to cure for about a day. Once you can't smell it anymore, it's safe to use. And...it's water proof! :)

From what I understand, from the folks here, the "rule of thumb" is no bigger than the space between the eyes. I started my baby with very small crickets, and an Occasional meal worm. Go light on the mealies, they have alot of chitin, [the hard outer layer] and can cause impaction if fed to...

I started out with one for my veiled. It was by Zilla called Fresh Air Terrarium Topper. Here's a link. Hope this helps. http://pet-supplies.drsfostersmith.com/search?p=Q&lbc=drsfostersmith&w=zilla&af=cat1:reptiles%20type:product&isort=score&method=and&ts=results&rt=template_switch_search

I'm just jumping in here....from what I understand, the reason for NOT glass is 1) not enough ventilation, 2) they don't like seeing their own reflection in the glass [thinking it's another cham] & 3) if "shooting" insects off the glass, it can injure their tongue. Tongue injury doesn't seem to...

Those are quite likely the cutest things I've ever seen. Bravo! baby pygmies!

Maybe this will help. http://www.rxlist.com/amikin-drug.htm

rmhawk: You have to fill out the form! All of it! The folks here are more than happy to help, you just have to give the info...that's all. I'm new and have never seen any problems with them helping. Give it another shot. You'll see.