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I guess my chameleon is always trying to fight his plants when he does this lol

Completely normal. My males have that to! Handsome male! :)

Ok thanks and yea I started turning his light off when I see him going to sleep

Hello everybody, around a week ago I found my veiled chameleon I lost 8 months ago. Yes he is fine and healthy(I made a post in the health section). Day starts to get dark at around 5:30 so he is used to sleeping at that time even though my lights turn off at 10. I don't know if this Is a habit...

Definatley breeder! Actually all my animals come from breeders.better quality, much healthier,etc. And from a pet store you dont know much info on where it came from

Staple for mines are just crickets and dubias and for treat I feed buffalo worms

Good one :ROFLMAO:

Yes

He looks old enouggt to eat large roaches. I would offer large(not adult) but just to be sure check the width between his eyes and see if he is big enoight tot take down large

No problem

Here is what I do. Every feeding a light dust of calcium 1 once a month D3 and multivitamin together. Maybe just a light dust of D3 and vitamin if he doesn't get to much

Haven't been here for 2 years! But im a proud owner of 4 chameleons and a large variety of reptiles and amphibians

I would need a picture of your chameleon to see what size is best but I usually offer medium to large nymphs. Yes they are much nutritional and I offer 4-6 at a time. And your last question, yes you can leave some inside but inside a feeder dish because sometimes when let around the enclosure...

Hello and good luck with your new chameleon :) I feed my chameleons 4x a week with 3 of those 4 days consisting of there staple diet dubia roaches. And on the 4th day I give them a variety of crickets,supers,hornworms,etc. So basically Mon,Wed,Fri I feed roaches and Sunday I feed crickets/worms.

I think its enough foliage and yes she looks happy and healthy

Yes. Lots of plants and twigs is best to keep the 2 busy. If you don't want to deal with the breeding and males harassing Females, it will be good to instead house females together

Hello and welcome to a start with pygmys! I could say pygmys are the most entertaining chameleons I know. Care with pygmy's is much different then panther chameleons. They require a GLASS tank with high humidity of 60%-70%. Temps cannot exceed no higher than 80 degrees or there can be death in...

Oh yes. WC from Florida so he was a little upset when I got him. Regular handling is sure working! Both working on hand feeding :)

That sounds like a good schedule. What I like doing (my chameleons are adults) is feed roaches 3x a week then next week feed 2x other feeders like crickets/worms and 1x roaches. So basically just feeding 3x a week you get it? Good luck with your guy!

Nice setup! Looks alike to a dart frog setup :) . i have 1 male pygmy in a 20 gallon waiting for more imports to come in and receive 2 females