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I actually have read you blog before because i was really worried about the whole egg laying thing, (when i got her they said she was a male but i ended up with a female but i wasn't just going to return her because of that) so when i was doing research on egg laying i came across your blog and...

well i covered her cage so that she wont be bothered by any more outside stimuli so maybe that will help calm her down and relax her

I haven't been around her or anything, so i don't understand why she would be stressed all of a sudden :/ but your probably right. but here are some crappy pictures:

My female veiled chameleon is an estimated 3-4 months old and yesterday and today she has been showing different colors than usual. shes darker, she has like, dark vertical stripes all along her body and then one light greenish horizontal stripe through each of those stripes. I was wondering if...

So after 5 days of her not eating from the cup i just put a cricket on a leaf in front of her and she ate it and repeated this until all tenish crickets were gone! she was like finally!!! so i think i was right about her not liking the cup because she ate fine when she saw the food, so now i...

so my new female bay veiled that ive had for three days is showing a little bit of color changing, shes so cute, her names Cleopatra, the second one is the normal the first one is her change, she doesn't seem to be stressed, or anything, shes just walking around one color and then the next...

Yes i figured if i asked the enclosure question on the enclosure page id get a faster response instead of trying to ask a lot of questions and having some over looked on accident as some people tend to focus more on some things than others when it comes to chams :)

The problem im having is that she shows no interest in the cup and doesnt seem to notice foods in it, i dont think shes been cup fed before so im not sure what to do

Great thanks to you all of you Chameleon Forums forumers lol. I Was completely freaked out by getting my little girl since i had planned on getting an older male i knew i was doing a few things wrong taking care of her and you guys helped me a lot. I read that sheet before but only paid...

thank you for tips for her age because i was prepared for older because i know they are easier to take care of, i didnt want one this young as my first chameleon and had her sprung on me. and the uv is 5.0, no d3, 1/4 inch is what i use. what i thought would be the basking spot and what she uses...

ok thank you will try :) also, is it normal for alot of feeder insects to die right away??i bought about 150 and had about 20+ die i think last night

Chameleon- Veiled, female, aprox. 2 months, 24 hrs handling- when i bought her, and when i put her in her cage feeding- crickets, 5, gutload grain mix, fruit supplements- repcal calcium every other day, and repcal multivitamin twice month watering- drip- use bottle with little hole in...

just got a new baby cham and cant get it to eat. i dont know if its not used to cup feeding or what, any suggestions

she has passed by the food cup multiple times but hasnt eaten yet, but she has drank fluids ive only had her 24 hrs and ive heard it can take up to 4 days for a new chameleon to feel settled enough to eat. I have to leave the house for school tomorow would it be fine if i put around 5 crickets...

Well yesterday i got a new chameleon and my day didn't go as planned i was supposed to get a male between 6 months to a year and ended up with a female of undetermined age (she is about 2-3 inches) so maybe 2 months?? anyway my cage is a 2 foot by 2 foot by 4 foot tall cage. Most baby chameleon...

just a simple question I know that you take most pets to get annual check ups and i just got a chameleon so i was wondering what your opinions on checkups are. Only when you think something is wrong, or once or twice a year (especially for females cuz of the whole egg business) or do you...

Thank you both very much, one more question, my chameleon is only about 3 inches, maybe a little smaller and my enclosure is 2 foot by 2 foot by 4 foot because i was expecting to get an older bigger cham but got a baby, even though she moves around it fine, she doesn't just sit in one corner...

I was told by the seller that it was a male so imagine my surprise when i got home and saw no tarsal spurs, and then i had my dad look even though he didnt know what he was really looking for and was like i dont see them either.. so im not quite prepared for a female, is it normal to have an egg...

Pictures Ok i think these are the right photos, not great quality, its hard to get photos of her unlike most chameleons shes almost never still

I just bought a new female veiled last night, shes about 2 & a half-3 inches big, seemed healthy, strong grip. But when i get home i see her move and you can see her ribs. she hasn't eaten, but has drank but she seems to lean to the side when holding onto branches sometimes like she cant...