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Update I just noticed that this thread was recently brought up in another thread regarding a pregnant Jacksons female. Thought it might be benefit others to follow up with an update: In February Annie dropped several slugs. After which she never looked better! She was bright green...

She looks beautiful and healthy! You're doing such a great job raising her! :)

:( Awh Lisa, so sorry to hear about Camo. Reid and I are sending him good healing vibes! Don't hesitate to call us if you need anything.

Judging by the location of the marks I would say they are old burns.

Yes! Mine did this the other day! She turned the nozzle so that it sprayed outside the cage all over the floor....

So cute!!!! I was thinking "Fred" and "Wilma!" ...and then saw you posted that these names are being considered... so my vote is for the Flinstones names! :D

I saw that ad for the pygmies and was very tempted... so glad you are getting them!!! :) Looking forward to seeing pictures of them in this little paradise you created!!!

CAREFUL! Can cause burns.... I started using these lights about a month ago on all my lizard and chameleon enclosures. They put off less light and heat a much smaller area. All my temps were checked with a digital temperature gun. Problem is, the temp gun only does surface temperature...

Just found this thread... Wow, thanks so much Justin! In case anyone is in search of chameleon/lizard boarding you can contact me directly via PM. OR have a peak at my new website: www.randjreptiles.com Cheers! Julia

Baby Veiled Chameleons produced by hobby breeders. Our eggs were incubated at low temperatures for 8 months to produce very large healthy babies. Baby Chameleons hatched February 1st. These guys are very big for their age! Cup/bowl trained and feeding well on 5 different types of insects...

Update I've had this setup running for a few months now...and just wanted to say its still working great! Even though the drain sits in the middle of the tank, it still drains and dries between mistings. I empty the catch basins twice a week and so far have not come across any issues.

Its funny because I had seen the original ad for this guy on the classifieds. (Back when he was living in the 30 gal fish tank.) I wanted to rescue him but did not have the time/space because I was looking after Camo & Isis (ChameleonMom's chameleons) over the winter break. Isis had just had...

He is a male...you can tell by a "heel spur" or bump at the back of his heel. Also the colors (vertical yellow bars) clearly show he is a male. Sleeping during the day is a sign of illness. Chameleons do not cuddle. This guy should see a vet ASAP.

Just found this thread (and subscribed!) So cool that you are actually doing this! You know...we are all going to be on your case if you don't post a picture EVERY day! No pressure or anything! ;)

Its great to hear you rescued this poor little guy. :) It looks like he has MBD. (From the shape of his front arms.) I think your best plan of action would be to take him to a reptile vet. MBD is a degenerative disease caused by poor ratio of Calcium and Phosphorus in the chameleon’s body...

Wow...is that the same Isis? She looks so much better!!!!! :D

First I want to say that advice over a forum should never replace taking an animal to the vet. My purpose of sharing was to give you an idea of what the problem may be.... but I still recommend getting your little girl x-rayed to find out whats really going on. My girl never showed any...

Here is a picture of her x-ray back in November. It shows that the bone is not broken...

Long story short this happened to my female jacksons chameleon the day i rescued her. I panicked and took her to a vet ASAP. The vet x-rayed her and discovered she has a mild case of MBD from lack of UVB and supplements by the previous owner. MBD attacks the nerves and causes involuntary leg...