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Okay that's reassuring to hear, he was acting relly weird and I wanted to make sure nothing was wrong. Thank you :)

When your chameleons shed does their behaviour change. My veiled is shedding for the first time today and he is darker than usual and is rubbing his body on the branches in his enclosure. Is this normal?

From what I can tell Eric is Erica, and you're gonna need to get a screen enclosure.

He has a great casque! What magnificent coloring too!

Absolute screamer! :)

I am no expert but I think she is too young to lay eggs. I couldn't see any spurs in the provided picture, so until a better picture is posted I don't know what to tell you. :/

Wow Great clip!, thank you so much. :)

They look just like brown leaves, I'm sure they would be hard to spot in the wild. Nice pygmies :)

Thank you! :)

Sounds great, I dont think free range is an option though because I have two cats and I wouldn't want them taking a swipe at Murphy.

Alright thanks, any dimensions I was thinking around 4' high 2' long and 2' deep. Murphy is a veiled chameleon.

Murphy currently resides in a 24'' long 12'' deep 24'' tall screen cage. I am wondering when he will outgrow this cage. I will probably build his next enclosure. I just want to know when to expect to start building. Murphy is currently only about a month or so old, so i should have plenty of...

That is very interesting, I like the Melleri. Good luck with them :)

Murphy :)

I like the blueish tinge on the bearded, nice Oustalet's :)

Sounds great, thank you so much :)

Okay good, I have a tall plastic bucket. It came with my cage and I didn't know what it was for. So you would reccomend leaning a twig against the inside of it or resting on the top of the rim?

I don't let the crickets run loose, I use a tweezer and offer them one at a time. Should i let them run loose?

I don't think lil Murphy can eat ten to twelve crickets in a day, normally he eats about five. :/, and I will look in to the digital hygrometer.

alright thanks guys sounds like some great advice :)