Solid Snake Avid Member May 3, 2012 #3 The chameleon will start to dehydrate, and eventually get sick, and then die. They will get very bright when heat stressed, in an attempt to reflect as much light/heat as possible. Other signs that they are too hot are holding there mouths open, and hiding at the very bottom of the enclosure.
The chameleon will start to dehydrate, and eventually get sick, and then die. They will get very bright when heat stressed, in an attempt to reflect as much light/heat as possible. Other signs that they are too hot are holding there mouths open, and hiding at the very bottom of the enclosure.