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Clever tortoises!!

I’m so sorry you had to go though that horrible sadness, much commiseration.

Your girls are so very stunning, give them my regards!:)

I hope you find him ok!!

Yes, better safe than sorry is best!

In answer to your question jamest0o0, I don’t keep parsonii, but I have read about them. I saw that Duffield had only received 4 reply’s and only wanted to help. I am sorry if a gave out any falsities, I assure you it was unknowingly done.

Maybe add a plant in the back with bushier foliage, it will help to make it feel like a safer environment for your Cham. I agree with adding sturdier climbing branches, other than that it looks good!

It’s hard to tell, especially at such a young age, but from what the pictures show, I would put my bets on a girl. Male panthers will have a slight bulge at the base of their tales, and will generally be larger. I would wait a couple months, he/she will be much bigger and easier to sex, hope...

If you don’t have the cricket bites you can always give them potato or carrot, wich surprisingly hold a lot of water, and are safe as a gutload

What do the crickets look like? It’s possible you just got a bad batch. Crickets can be temperamental, and often die. Make sure they are getting enough food and water. If you are keeping them in a too cold place it could also make them more docile and still. Maybe there is something wrong with...

Iris, like the color of your eye and the flower.(of course this was before I knew Iris was a boy)

Hope he gets better soon!

He is absolutly amaizing!

Some plants that I have in my charms cage that grow really well are ficus, pothos, kale, draceona, Madagascar jasmine, and aloe vera, I recommend some of these plants, they are all really sturdy as well.

Hope he starts eating, my best wishes to your little guy. You could try some other foods too, my Cham is weird, he loves squished berries, and you might want to try other bugs like dubia cockroaches, I switched over last year from crickets, and they are much more filling. Hope something works!

If his old cage was much smaller then the new one, and if it wasn’t a gradual transition, one of the reasons he is a bit sulky is possibly because it is new bigger terrain, and he’s not sure how to adjust to it yet. Over time your Cham will definitely warm up and feel more comfortable in his new...

Iris:) just iris

I am so sorry, it’s always tough when you lose a pet. With animals like chameleons, the heads up for an issue is always a bit late, and I’m so sorry you lost her.

Hope he does!(y)

I think you should be fine, if it’s a new addition, then he might just be confused, and maybe predatorial. My Cham loves the misting tube, he sleeps on it and climbs on it, just let him get used to it. He might not be eating because he thinks the dripped is something unsafe, my Cham won’t eat...