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thats the thing he trys to shoot from far away but his tounge is to short to hit the crickets

i think my male veileds tounge has become shorter or weeker he still eats fine and drinks but when i watch him eat he has to get a lot closer to his prey then he use to.his tounge seems a lot slower when he shoots it to. i am not cup feeding him.he is also still very active, its just his tounge

ya thanx i guess i being a little paraniod but i am going to keep a close eye on him for the next couple of days

12 hours 6 am to 6 pm

hey my cham went to sleep like 20 minutes before the lights went off i recently added about a foot in hieghth to the cage so i think he might have just been tired i dont know

you can hand feed him this is a very good way of interacting with your cham

it almost looks like he is dehydrated in a few of the pics

i read that the basking spot should be like 95 to 105 so ya but it isnt a big deal for me to decrease the temp i was just telling you what i ve heard i ve had him for about 4 months now and he hasnt been burnt

oh ok i just wanted to make sure that my temps are right and that hes not like stressed or something thanks

my cham is a male veiled about 6 months old it seems like he stays a darker brown color during the day but still displays little green on his belly the temps are 84 f and the basking spot is is about 103 f

just wondering how big is he and how old

you need to mist him more once is not enough i do two misting sessions of fifteen minutes a day and i think that is what is recommended also lose the night light it is not needed because chams benefit from a temp dropp at night also do you have a dripper in your cage. if not you need to get...

no it is not neccesary most of the time it is not recommended because they are a possible threat to your cham it is possible for him to drown in it

the worm thing is a myth but i dont have and answer for your second queton sorry i am sure somebody will post something

my veiled is usually very calm and relaxed but he does have his days like today he just wouldnt get out of his cage i use for sunning and let me put him in his inside one

i was just wondering are brevs a hard chameleon to care for

ya it seems like everybody is haten on the veileds on this sight and i think veiled are awsome

its most likely about to shed so i dont think there is anything to worry about just give it a day or to and he should begin his shed.thats what my veiled does when he is about to shed

i didnt know what to call like bringing a cham outside so i just said that

no i always fill his cage that i use for sunning with a thick hibiscus plant where he can choose to bask in the light or hide in the shade i just wanted to know how long people set there chameleons out in the sun