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full grown male chameleons can get up to 24 inches from to nose to tail, so the bigger, the better.

Sweet, and congrats on the new Cham.

It is common for chameleons to not eat or drink several days after they get moved in due to stress. Just keep feeding and he will eventually eat.

I have been hanging out by my Cham a lot, doing whatever, but I have heard that it could stress him out. Any pointers?

If I were you, I would re post this in the food section of the forum.

How did you "take" her out of her cage.

Sorry, my iPad takes bad photos. My baby male failed chameleon has a white spot on the top of his head and my dad and I think that it has grown slightly. I am a first time owner, so I just want to make that Ferdinand is alright.

I hang around him almost all day, just doing anything. He seems to really like me, but is still a little frightened. He will sometimes start coming towards my hand but will just stop after a while.

This is the ficus.

My hand wasn't "in" the cage, more of close to the cage, just showing him I mean no harm.

Any other ideas still help though, but that is the best I've heard.

Thank you. I have my first Cham, a baby veiled, and any info I have is great. Knowing that will help if it ever happens to Ferdinand.

I did some research and it sounds as though yellow mouths are common in larger chameleon species. I would do more reaserch if I were you, but as far as I have seen, it is ok.

Is he a panther?

I had seen that you should coax them into your hand, but that seems like a way better plan. Thanks for that idea!

I am the proud new owner of a baby male veiled Cham. I have been holding my hand in his cage so he could get used to it, but I would love to be able to hold the little cutie. I am wondering what the best way to pick him up is.