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I think you should just keep being persistent but if he starts actually losing weight then start feeding him the locusts and try different species of worms like hornworms mealworms poenix woems etc.

Ya i thought that red bars and blue bars were pretty common too

It has very vibrant colors so isnt it probably a male because dont alot of chameleon species have brighter males than females... Im by no means an expert but thats wut i think

Its crazy how the natural sunlight makes their colors so much more vibrant right lmaoo:) Nice cham

Hi I have a red barred ambilobe panther chameleon and was just wondering what type of panther is the most common and wuts the rarest?:)

Wow! that last panther looks exactly like mine when hes fired up :D. You have some great chameleons!

ya i think thats a blue barred ambilobe not a nosy mitsio

Oh ok thanks he hasnt been doing any of that so i think hes fine :D

I dont know much about veiled chameleons but if i were you i would add a little bit more greenery.

Ok thanks What are some signs of overheating btw?

I just dont understand how all of these rude posts arent deleted yet.:eek::confused:

Hi my red barred ambilobe panther chameleons cage temps are 79.5 degrees for the upper ambient, about 90-93 degrees for the basking spot, and 70-75 degrees for the lower ambient temperature. I was just wondering if this is ok because he sits under his uvb light more than his basking light. He is...

You should try to let it get to around 60 or 70 percent humidity and that should be good before misting again.

im new so i dont kno much but i think they look fine.. Your lucky that she layed that egg and didnt get egg bound..

Thanks Im definitely looking forward to learning more and more

I completely agree with David definetly up calcium and vitamins.. Her back legs are bowlegged meaning she has mbd..

It could be a bacterial infection from the tank not being clean or not having proper airflow making it easier for bacteria to build up. You should definitely get antibotics for that and if it ends up healing get her a screen cage instead of glass. Good Luck

Dont worry just keep looking and youll find him.

Hi Im positive I will learn alot on this forum because before i even joined i was learning stuff from just looking at threads lol.

Keep him in your room.. Check periodically in high places like every hour or so and maybe youll see him. Also make sure he stays confined in your room so he doesnt get out and roam around the rest of your house. I had a leopard gecko do that once and i found him a week later downstairs all the...