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My boyfriend and I finally broke down and bought a new chameleon after our first veiled female, Ernie, ran away. I never would have thought that I would fall in love chameleons! Three years ago we first took her home and fell in love with every little thing she did. After going 2 years without...

It has been really hard the past two years without you. I searched for you for months, and still do now, even though I gave up hope once the first winter hit. You were an awesome, grumpy chameleon and you introduced me to a brilliant new species I never thought I would enjoy. We decided to...

5 days ago while my little girl was just waking up after "camping out" in the beautiful southern air, a sudden wind storm knocked her cage over allowing her to escape. I've been searching for her ever since, looking especially at night, but my yard is surrounded by big trees and I am losing...

My chameleon had been showing signs of being gravid, but she has done this before with no digging. I attached the cage to the bin I had on hand knowing it wasnt quite deep enough but not trusting myself to understand her signals-thinking she was just stressed from our recent move and her new...

I've just moved here from New York and I'm looking for a trusted reptile supply store in Huntsville. All that seems to be available are petco, petsmart, Walmart, and some bait and tackle ships where I'm sure the crickets are not pet-grade. Do I truly have to drive to either Birmingham or...

Hey there. I'm a bit confused about whether or not I am supposed to be putting a sand bin in Ernie's cage. She's solitary, about 8 months old. She's eating well, very healthy, growing like a weed. I've read little snippets about needing egg bins, but I'd like some input. Chameleons...

I have a 7 or 8 month old female Veiled Chameleon named Ernie whom I have had for 6 months now. She has been healthy and cantankerous the whole time and I'm very happy with her :) However for the last week, she has had this clear obtrusion in her left eye which makes it difficult for her to...