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You have guided me through great advice on my chameleons and helped with some batches of babies...but I just want to give a shout out to you sir for some great advice on life itself,and some late night conversations..You Sir are an inspiration to me, and most chameleon keepers,I'm not gonna get...

very cool,congrats.

search for forum member Dooley1 he is the carpet man.

id love to,but got alot going on atm..id have to get back to you.

there are all so beautifull!!

if you could post a picture for us to look at it would be very helpful.

very cute,congrats on the new cham!

you could try using a shower curtain to wrap around the sides, and possibly a larger watt basking bulb for heat.

ok sounds good:D

they are so cute..love the pics,i also was able to grab 1.3 of these guys with a gravid female.

very nice name,i wonder how you got that..lol :) oh,and i was meaning to look forward to clutch 3

its never easy,sorry you are feeling so sad,but soon your next clutch will be hatching and you will have more babies to concentrate on and watch grow...

check out some of the blogs, https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/ this should give you a great start..

check this out https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/443-superworm-substrate-gutload-one.html

he is a nice looking boy,cant wait for more pics as he grows.

here is a helpful link to get started right with temps and care https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/panther/ a night time light is really unessary,and you will need a uvb bulb of some sorts..is the cage on the floor or on a stand? Im glad to see you working out the issue before...

i think his eyes look slightly sunken in on the second picture,try giving him more water this is a sign of dehydration...maybe a shower just to make sure its nothing from the mulch that may have gotten on him and irritated him. Is he rubbing his head on anything? were is the basking light located?

it depends on what you prefer and what you think you can handle. i personally loved watching my baby grow and change into adult..if you got the right start for a baby you will do fine,and theres a lot of info here to get you started in the right direction which ever you choose...

i agree with sandrachameleon,get the experience of owning them and caring for them first. Babies are very costly and depending on your climate can be challenging to get food for in winter weather unless you are breeding your own fruit flies and have alot of culures going..they basicaly eat the...

so cute.thanks for sharing