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Looks great! Feels so jungly, if that makes sense. Good job!

Sounds like ur doing fine. Where are u from anyways?

Some casques don't grow straight and upright, a little bend is normal for some. It's not normal though if there's a small part of it missing, it should be whole. And it is not normal for a Cham to have an underbite, could be a fight it had or might even be mouth rot. Check it out to be sure...

How bout u put an ad up on CL looking to buy a chameleon which fits his description and offer a high price for it, that lowlife that stole it may just respond to ur ad! Just an idea, hope this helps!

I guess no1 ever stops at one reptile. Lol. I've about 15 leopard geckos, 6 tarantulas, crocodile skinks, an albino hognose and of course my chameleons, a veiled and a nosybe :D

Looks just like a female to me :)

Hi everybody I was just wondering what would be a healthy weight range for a full grown male panther? I've been seeing quite a wide range of results which confused me quite abit. Any input is appreciated!

If he/she is from the wild I suggest u put him/her back into the wild, as you've mentioned u don't really know much about chameleons so trying to nurse it would probably do more harm than good imo. He/she would most definitely have a better chance out in the wild if the injury isn't life...

Well I don't breed chameleons per say but I do breed other exotic pets and sell them. I'm fairly sure most if not all of the animal breeders out there face the same exact problem u mentioned when they first started out, I guess it's just part n parcel of this 'business'. Something you may want...

Ditto. I'm pretty sure he has a mild form of mbd and his hind leg, if not broken is at least fractured. He definitely needs some veterinary care!

I think the best thing to do is to let him go, he will just feel more n more pain as each day passes. I would rather let my hands take away a dying animals life rather than let pain kill it. Just my 2 cents worth

I totally agree with u lol. His reply was totally uncalled for, which is why I had to say something to ease the tension. Haha oh well perhaps he's just having a bad day

Well chameleons do lay infertile clutches so she can be gravid even without mating. Just thought id say something lol

Wow how long did u take to make those cris cross things on the walls? That's a really good idea for people that use non screen cages. Like the idea alot!

I had the exact same problem as well. I just covered his cage for a few days so he can't look out and soon enough he started eating again. He still wants to get out sometimes though now that I removed the cloth covering his enclosure but at least he's back to normal cham activities like eating...

Looks like a Senegal chameleon to me. If I'm not mistaken Senegals are sexed the same way veileds are sexed. So spur=male no spur=female. Correct me if I'm wrong someone!

Holy shhmokes. That's one gorgeous looking banja!

Hey there beautiful chams u got there. Just to let u know even without breeding female chams do lay infertile eggs, so from the pic I think she's gravid. Better get a lay bin ready!

Anyone any advice?

I was wondering if seeing to much of the natural habitat would cause my cham to constantly want out? He seems to be wanting out of his cage half the time and is always staring at the trees out there. Should I just move him indoors cause the trees out there are just causing too much of a...