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Soooooooo cool! Great job! What species of Cham is he? I like the blue spots!

Ok thank you! This helps alot!

So... At what age does a cham change from baby to juvi? -Cole

But, you are known for the colour of your chams :P

No don't do it, worst idea ever. To different species of chameleon that require slightly different care requirements. 2 chameleons of the same species isn't recommended so 2 of different species is a terrible idea. I think it has been done but just don't do it

I don't think you should be telling him/her to sell him. Sure I get what your saying. But everybody needs to learn from their mistakes and gets a chance to change. So all I'm saying is please don't tell them to sell his Cham, I don't really believe you have the right to say that. -Cole

Your feeding too many crickets, he would be fine with 7 crix per day not 14. From all of the how to ask for help's ive seen there is a plant section in the cage part of it. It seems like you skipped it? By accident I assume. Please give a description of your plants in the cage. Please remove the...

Evrybody has said it, so you should do it, get ride of the glass and get a screen Cage

I agree, fill out the how to ask for help. There is no visible foilage or vines. It also is not a screen cage for ventilation. Please post pics of the whole enclosure. It is not ideal to even have any substrate other than paper towel or newspaper.

I breed European mantids for the fun of it and have About 6 ooths (egg cases) that will hatch sometime soon!

If she really loves you, she'll support you no matter what. Sit down and talk to her, make more time to be with her.

I get what your saying... But honestly, you took his post way to seriously and you need to lighten up a bit.

This made me laugh

I recommend no paper towel and no substrate, it makes it easier to clean and the pot that your palnt would be in (if you have a live plant) or you could use a few reptile carpets and those would hold humidity too.

Depends on his blood lines if he had a blue sire than most likely he will be blue but if not he will be yellow to green

you are able to get everything one crestie needs (including the crestie) for $100 though this is minimal but still good.

Be sneaky and buy it and don't tell him until he gets home

Everything sounds good! Maybe the humidity can go a little lower before the next misting.

Why does it have to be next week? Generally veiled chams are the the best beginners. I don't know a whole lot about senegals but ive heard mixed oppinions about them, so overall since this is your first reptile i would go with a veiled, but it is YOUR decision. Nobody can decide for you, they...

:( that sucks