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Thanks for all the responses guys! After taking a few hours to settle in he seems to love all the extra hiding spots

Hey guys. I recently added a couple plants to my cham’s enclosure because I didn’t feel he had enough places to hide. After looking at the cage though I’m not sure if I added too much to where he won’t be able to move around his space as freely. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated :)

Haven’t had the chance to take him to the vet yet. Definitely wanna make sure he’s healthy though so I’ll be setting up an appointment soon!

Yes he’s definitely a male. That’s what’s confusing! Brown can mean too cold and he spends a lot of time basking but my temps are on the higher side and can also mean he’s too hot. I had no idea how tricky these little guys can be!

Here are some pictures of him being very upset I’m in his cage misting

Yes I was thinking about making a run to the store to grab him a couple more plants today! Here are some pics from when we first got him.

Got it I’ll try again tomorrow. And while he’s been eating more lately he was on a hunger strike for the better part of a month where he would only eat hornworms and the occasional wax worm until I cut the treat bugs off a couple weeks ago. He is now happily back on his dubias though

It was a plant light I had on his old enclosure. I have since replaced it with white LEDs after hearing how red lights weren’t good for chams. Appreciate your response!

Appreciate the feedback! Unfortunately he’s not being very cooperative for pictures but the first is from today. He is finishing a shed. The other two are from when he was in the smaller cage during a hunger strike. Also was likely dehydrated due to inconsistent misting on my end.

Hey all. First time poster here. I recently got a male veiled a couple months ago and he always seems to be mostly brown unless he’s sleeping. He also tends to sit around his basking spot most of the day. Is this normal or is something wrong with my husbandry that’s causing this? I attached a...