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I know that in Morocco they tie live chameleons to a stick and let them dry in the sun then use the sundried chameleon as an amulet or grind it into a powder to make magic potions. they also throw live chameleons in the fire to cast spells or something. I know it sounds crazy but it's true, read...

could it be that she is not mature yet? she should be almost a year old now but she spent the first few months of her life in the hands of people who didn't have a clue about how to keep her. in fact, even though she should be fully developed, she doesn't show any yellow or blue color yet!:eek...

ciaooo! very nice and funny pics! P.s: lots of italians here lately! :D

hey oh! :rolleyes:

really ?

anyone :( ??

hi! Yesterday I tried to show her my male veiled. she was calm until he moved forward, when he started getting closer she started hissing and I divided them. the male didn't even care about her hissing he was going straight at it, but I guess the female is not ready yet. when can I try again? is...

my girl when she thinks I'm too close to her cage: from: https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-female-veiled-really-hates-me-123902/

enjoying her brand new "bright sun" bulb (and still hating me of course) :D

cool video and music! I hope people at NatGeo will like it as much as I did :)

Somebody should make a video of chameleons feeding to this song. Baby chameleons possibly, that would be sooooo funny :D :D

ok, that's enough I'm moving to Florida!! anyone can help with paperwork for me and my chams? :D :D

Hi and welcome to the forums! are you sure it is a common chameleon (chamaeleo chamaeleon) and not a senegal (chamaeleo senegalensis) or a graceful (chamaeleo gracilis)? it's illegal to keep common chameleons at the moment, so I'm quite curious about when and where you bought one. anyway...

mine is 3 y.o too and doesn't eat much in winter. during the summer when I keep him outside he eats more but in winter if I don't offer locusts or some other of his favourites, I'm lucky if he eats about 5-7 insects a week.

haha! if it was like that most internet forums wouldn't even exist :rolleyes: This still happens in Europe, and it's also supported by the myth that Europe has the best breeders, so if "the best breeders" say no glass enclosure and no 10% bulbs that MUST be the indisputable truth :eek: not to...

man I really like your pictures but the amount of rare species you show off is starting to make me a bit suspicious. however, all your animals look healthy they don't look smuggled, they dont even look wild caught.... what's your secret?? come on tell us!! :D

For some reason people in Europe are obsessed with using only 5% bulbs with chameleons, I don't understand why . Every single person I asked about using 10% bulbs instead of 5% looked at me like I was an alien and started preaching about how 10% is too much UVB and hurts chameleons' eyes...

as somebody who's not from the US and doesn't live there :D

98 grams wow! do you think she has eggs ?

I know from experience that veields (especially females) turn brown when under prolonged ongoing stress (aka wrong cage/husbandry). mine was the same colour before I got her and nursed her back to health :) hope this helps