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Is the basking temp of 85-88 the temperature of the branch or the temp of his body under the bulb? Chameleons are slow healers so it’ll take quite some time and a few sheds for that to scar and heal.

Thank you everyone for the kind words and support -- really means a lot to me 🥹 These little guys take a piece of us with them...

Fingers crossed that I will be able to hatch my first clutch! Going to start working on the nursery!

I'm literally tearing up reading this 💚 Thank you for the nomination and award — it is truly so special to be apart of this community. The amount of love and time we pour into helping chameleons and keepers alike is so incredibly rewarding. Not everyone understands why we do what we do, until...

It is with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of Neptune. At almost 7 years old, Neptune exceeded the years most people get with a chameleon, and yet it still doesn’t feel like enough time. Neptune was the one that started it all. He was my introduction to the reptile world. He sparked...

I usually buy mine from The Bio Dude or Josh's Frogs.

Thank you!!

In this video, I'm talking about a crucial topic for all chameleon owners: how to prevent and treat thermal burns. Chameleons are sensitive to temperature changes, and burns can occur if their basking spots are too hot or if they get too close to heat sources. This video will walk you through...

In this video, we’re talking about a crucial topic for all chameleon owners: how to prevent and treat thermal burns. Chameleons are sensitive to temperature changes, and burns can occur if their basking spots are too hot or if they get too close to heat sources.

Definitely female! She's a cutie :) Be sure to familarize yourself with the egg laying process: https://www.neptunethechameleon.com/egg-laying

That is soooo exciting! I am eagerly awaiting for these little ones to hatch. And thank you so much everyone! It was a bumpy journey to start out, but hopefully it's smooth sailing from here.

It finally happened! I successfully bred my panther chameleons, Neptune and Venus, and am expecting my first fertile clutch. I documented the whole process and am sharing with you everything that happened from breeding to egg laying.

That's so funny! I guess that makes sense if they enjoy eating sweet fruits as treats. Absolutely fantastic team! My vets are a big reason of living where I do. If I move, it would have to be somewhere with a good exotic vet. Thank you so much! Thank you 💚

Thank you so much. That was what I was hoping to accomplish 💚 Spread awareness and share my learnings and experiences.

Breeding chameleons comes with risks and unfortunately my male chameleon Neptune reputured his eye while trying to mate with Venus. He can no longer see out of that eye. This was a really hard video to film and a tough decision to post about but I wanted to make sure I share my experience and...

Thank you everyone for the kind words and support! It has been a rough journey, and I am so happy everyone is healthy again.

Here is my video on how I turned the XL Reptibreeze into a bioactive enclosure:

Looks male to me. Where did you purchase them from?

No one is currently breeding Meller's in the USA. Trust me, I would have one myslef if someone was lol. Just wanted to quickly chime in on MKM chameleons... I had two meetings with people last week who have purchased from MKM chams and had chameleons with health issues. MKM had sold a new...

These resources should help! https://www.neptunethechameleon.com/attaching-branches-plants