RandellTheCham Established Member Nov 23, 2016 #1 why is my chameleon dark while. Basking he had done it ever since ive got him and soon as he leaves his spot he changes to a light green. Basking stop temp is 85-87
why is my chameleon dark while. Basking he had done it ever since ive got him and soon as he leaves his spot he changes to a light green. Basking stop temp is 85-87
Remkon Chameleon Enthusiast Nov 23, 2016 #2 Dark colors absorb more heat, so he's being an efficient little basker... This is normal behavior for chameleons.
Dark colors absorb more heat, so he's being an efficient little basker... This is normal behavior for chameleons.
RandellTheCham Established Member Nov 23, 2016 #3 Remkon said: Dark colors absorb more heat, so he's being an efficient little basker... This is normal behavior for chameleons. Click to expand... Thanks again remkon for your constant help :?
Remkon said: Dark colors absorb more heat, so he's being an efficient little basker... This is normal behavior for chameleons. Click to expand... Thanks again remkon for your constant help :?
Remkon Chameleon Enthusiast Nov 23, 2016 #4 You are very welcome. It's good of you to notice such changes, a lot of people wouldn't even have noticed... Having an eye for these things will really help you along the way.
You are very welcome. It's good of you to notice such changes, a lot of people wouldn't even have noticed... Having an eye for these things will really help you along the way.
Decadancin Moderatoris Americanus Staff member Nov 23, 2016 #5 Remkon said: he's being an efficient little basker... Click to expand... He he . I'm gonna have to fit this into a conversation today.
Remkon said: he's being an efficient little basker... Click to expand... He he . I'm gonna have to fit this into a conversation today.
M medgecko Member Nov 23, 2016 #7 wait till you notice (s)he's dark on one side and light on the other (still trying to get a good picture of this)
wait till you notice (s)he's dark on one side and light on the other (still trying to get a good picture of this)
Furciferocious Member Nov 25, 2016 #8 medgecko said: wait till you notice (s)he's dark on one side and light on the other (still trying to get a good picture of this) Click to expand... Or notice the "light arm shadow" when they finally move.
medgecko said: wait till you notice (s)he's dark on one side and light on the other (still trying to get a good picture of this) Click to expand... Or notice the "light arm shadow" when they finally move.
Metal725 Member Nov 26, 2016 #9 Only seen her do this once and was lucky to catch it Attachments PhotoGrid_1480202442286.png 1.2 MB · Views: 156
phantomchameleon Established Member Nov 26, 2016 #10 Furciferocious said: Or notice the "light arm shadow" when they finally move. Click to expand... the light arm shadows are my favorite because it looks like they got a patchy tan and then i imagine chameleon rednecks
Furciferocious said: Or notice the "light arm shadow" when they finally move. Click to expand... the light arm shadows are my favorite because it looks like they got a patchy tan and then i imagine chameleon rednecks
paulkaranik Member Nov 27, 2016 #11 Metal725 said: Only seen her do this once and was lucky to catch it Click to expand... Awesome