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............................. i was told #1 rule concerning chameleon care was to keep them seperate....

this could be a possibility, he stays outside 24/7. just recently he's been growing like wildfire, the otherday (before taking these pictures) his arms looked freakishly long and out of proportion to his body, and that his head was small, then a few days later, the rest caught up to the...

check this: i posted that pic on chameleon forums in early june. I think when i got him he was 1-1.5 mo old. hes on my 9yr old bros hand there. +2 months = 3-3.5 months old. who knows? the orange is kind of blanched out from being in direct sunlight, but you can see on his feet and...

i haven't named him yet. although while holding him today he supermanned out of my hand into the grass. i was thinkin of naming him obi wan haha he disappears quite well. I was saying the HaHA! is the young jeezy laugh he does in his songs. paul wall could be a good consideration too.

check him out, what do you think? He's about 3-4 months old. got him at end of may, was about 3-4in long then. amazing what he's turned into, and hes still gonna get so much bigger. HaHA! (young jeezy) here they are blown up if you're logged in:

damn that male is ballin

seems like the main symptom is if they are chillin with their mouth open for no reason. The only time was today when i was holding him he opened his mouth as i was feeding my free hand in front of him to crawl on, and i didn't see what happened but his mout was open, i'm sure i accidentily...

what can this entail? and what are some symptoms of this? thanks!

thanks everyone for the replies, its late here so i'll come back and redigest what i read... but from what i remember... if you search you can see pictures of the set up in another thread that i started when i first got him. it's the same setup but alot more overgrown, the pothos vine is long...

thanks for your input. just after creating this thread i realized that my chameleon is roughly 3months old... so now my perspective of him has changed, i thought he was 4-5 months(it seems like it!) however it hasn't been that long. I got him at the end of may, and he was probably 4 weeks old...

i got my chameleon from there too. mine looks similar to yours, however i've never seen him display colors like that... spots everywhere.. when he's stressed he has like 6 white spots on his body that turn brown/black and thats about it. the only time i've seen him turn dark like that was...

here are the pictures i took of him today..... he was displaying an incredibly light color so i took some pictures how old do you think he is? its hard to take pictures of him while holding him with the other... I got him at most 2 months ago and he was probably overall length of 4.5-5inches...

I've been feeding my chameleon crickets for as long as he has been alive. I tried mealworms once but they weren't appetizing to him at all. (they smell horrendous too) Now my chameleon is large enough to be eating adult crickets, hes about 10-12 inches overall length and is quite healthy. today...

the longer you wait, the farther he could be from your place, also remember chameleons are super good at hiding, he could be infront of yourface, who knows, or maybe he was swooped by a bird if he had gone outside, one of my friend's chameleons was swooped by an owl inside of his lanai, he was...

parts of the day he's in the cage outside in direct sunlight and for the most part inside the pool cage on the lanai in direct sunlight

he's doing well i can visually see him getting larger in size. caught him today on some of the biovine baskin in the sun. I'm going to get a softtray next, and eventually a uvb bulb/ basking light for indoor care, but right now i think its good that he's out in full sunlight eating like a...

i tried to feed him meal worms but he wasn't havin it, i just got some more crickets and hes back and healthy again, i can't wait for him to get bigger to fill into this enclosure. any tips for what i could do to improve the layout? i want to get more biovine or something, but with natural...

i've been putting in 10 crickets a day, and today there were 3-4 left over from yesterday plus i bought some meal worms in the afternoon (hopefully he'll eat some) i dont have a basking light as of yet, he's been in the sun outside in the reptarium, i live in florida

was thinkin of getting more biovine and putting the basking lamp on that side of the reptarium (in the space above the pothos)

i'll post pics when i have it set up w/ the softtray / drainage system probably won't be till wed/thurs edit: you bring up a good point, maybe i'll just leave a few layers of papertowels at the bottom to collect excess water and replacethem daily w/ the softtray