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ok. thanks for all the help! And I didnt know 8 years was acheivable - I had only heard 6!

i know veriety is better but morio worms might make a good staple for his last year or so(old old lad) and will help keep him hydrated and up his weight a bit

the plant is fake! do morioworms make a good staple? he is a bit under weight i can sort that! all my other animals are if anything a tad on the chunky side(not fat, but a good weight) his other eye is starting to open too

updated pics from today

do all bradypodions give birth to live?

as title please - just wondering. :)

firstly I have only had him since friday and I am doing all I can. I have a drop cup and spray at least 3 times, heavily, every day. he has perked up a lot and I will get some photos up from yesterday evening shortly. I am using pure calcium to dust gut loaded crickets, locust, mealworms and...

i sprayed him tons today and he is looking better. nice colours, looking more filled out and his eyes are coming back out again and looks nice. one eye he cant open though maybe a passed incident? he struggles catching food becuase of it so i put it in a little bowl so it cant move much. i...

no my room is my living quarters and i hate it when it drops to 60 so i normally have small heater on at night in winter keeping temps above 62

i have a yemen/veiled chameleon. is 60-65F winter night temps and 65-68/70F summer night temps ok? Thanks

no he doesnt always have his eyes closed to be honest, it might be becuase he is looking backwards at me and the camera?. I have only had him a couple of days, but he has fed for me. I will re-hydrate him the best I can as quickly as I can. I thought he looked dehydrated but at first I put it...

This old bloke is known as Borris. He is estimated to be between 4 and 6 years old. He was a rescue by his previous owners and was then passed on to me. This is my first chameleon, I am glad I started with an adult it allows for slight husbandary mistakes, however he eats fine and such and is...