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Honestly I don't see why you guys are arguing about species invasion... over this Veiled Cham. If the OP releases it I am pretty sure it's obviously it will die. Look how small it is and how bad of shape it is already in. I understand the general concern but this situation is not really related...

Hum, I guess I am the odd one out... but I have had more ease keeping Jacksons. However both are a pretty good beginner species. Just obviously Panthers get a lot bigger and can have more of a attitude.... panthers seem more sensitive to me I guess... Also with Jacksons you can keep a few...

Chameleons are not native to Florida. It might get too hot for this little guy in the summer, and there might be a few days in the winter it will be to cold. Also it does not rain enough, nor is humid enough. Right now I hear the outdoor temps are perfect for a veiled to live, but a caged veiled...

I am surprised that little thing is still alive.Thank god you found him/her. I think its a Baby Veiled.

Maybe the cracks in the doors are the closest to a well 'ventilated" are if he is living in a glass viv. lol.

Not sure if Chams dream, but it sounds like you had a crazy dream around 3:30 in the morning!

Sometimes my Chams won't eat if they get bored of what they are eating. Don't jump straight to silk worms because of there fat content but try roaches... Or something along those lines.

When a Cham is firing up, Sleeping or just hanging out you shouldnt really be able to see its ribs. When a Cham is stretching, or moving around, its perfectly normal to see its ribs, or when they make awkward movements. Sometimes my Cham will sorta squash his body flat causing his ribs to...

Oh, oops! I somehow missed that post but saw the one below it lol. Disregard the first part of my last post then, sorry!

Do you mean take him to the Mountains for a day trip or overnight trip? Then I would leave him home... For some reason I get the impression you just want to take him up for the day because you think he will enjoy the mountains if this is the case it will be unnecessary stress. However if you...

Yeah minus the "U" he screams Ambanja to me, and for all we know he could just be a really odd boy with a "U". However if he is from the east I doubt he has Ambanja in him:confused:

Instinctually I wanted to say Ambanja x Sambava but if he is WC that's pratically impossible... I have NO idea. This will be a interesting thread if it stays active to see people's opinions.

Gorgeous male!!! I have been looking for a guy like that he almost looks like a young hypo... I mean I honestly doubt it but he is wonderful. Where did you he him?

To sum it up I think they are considered "Hard to keep" because of the misting, UVB and dusting - creating the correct phosphorus to calcium ratio. They are not that hard to keep though... if you do everything correctly. There is just really no error for mistake or cutting corners. If your Ball...

He looks male to me, his tail looks pretty thick and I think I see a slight bulge at the base in that last pic but it's a weird angel... also he has a lot of pattern for his age, if he was a female. I think the only thing that would make me second guess is how pink he is, and how no color seems...

WOW gorgeous cham. He is Bradypodion transvaalense, correct?

That being said, P. monochromius is still hard to come by, I have only seen photos :p

A Stressed Out Chameleon. :D

Your Veiled looks amazing!!! The way your panther is dangeling from your fingers woukd freak me out... I think my panther is going to fall over when he puffs up and sways at his own reflection lol!

Panthers! Well in my opinion, I have owned both Veileds and Panthers, every panther has been friendly and craved attention and every Veilied would go crazy if I even walked by the cage....