Mustardy spots?

[okiroo]

is she sexually mature? i was takeing a little photo shoot and she turned a little bit yellow-y! or mabey she just stressed from being outside. (i added the one of her trying to grab and climb on the water becuz shes just so darn cute!)

 

[Thompson]

She is cute! She looks a little to young to be sexually mature. My guess is she's somewhere around 3-5 months old?? When she's receptive she'll have blue dots all around her body.

 

[VeiledKarma]

My guess would be she's just darkening herself to soak up some natural sunlight. As that's what mine likes to do.

 

[okiroo]

oh ok! yeah thats what everyones been saying. petsmart told me a year but i think shes still a baby doll. im new to this though so i wasnt shure .

 

[VeiledKarma]

She's definitely not a year. She looks closer to like 3-4 months to me.

 

[Texas Panther Man]

yeah she has alot of growing an filling out to do yet. I'd still put a small laying bin in her cage either way though. You are a newb and you may not notice the subtle changes in her when she does mature. You want her to have a bin in there in case she has some infertile eggs to lay. A small container with 6-7" of soil will do. If she starts messing around and digging but wont lay you may have to move her to a larger bin to complete the job.

 

[okiroo]

alrite. ill go get her one 2mmrow. oh clair you need so much stuff! food and bins 2mmrow!

 

[jannb]

Welcome to the forums. She is a little doll! I keep veileds and love them dearly. In the first picture, is that a waterfall? They are not recommended for chameleoms and that looks to be so much water she could drown. I have a couple of my blogs linked below. The info in the blogs have worked very well for me to keep my chams healthy and happy. First I have a blog for new keepers and then an egg laying/laying bin blog.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blo...ung-veiled-panther-chameleons.html#comment826
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/345-egg-laying-laying-bin.html