What's wrong with Kami? Please help!!

[OliviaM]

Olivia, I did answer your question, go up a couple of posts
Its about the difference between desert herps and our rainforest herps.
she doesnt need a night light, she needs to cool down
go look, if you need more help, we are here.

And Trace, nope no one answered about species, and since i am limited to panthers I would not take a guess!. but now I get to go read up on the differences, thank you, I really enjoy reading interesting informative articles
anne


pothos is not toxic to a cham, it is a very common and commonly used chameleon plant

Ok sorry I read on a website pothos was a posionouse plant. Maybe i was looking at a different plant idk. From the information i've gathered on Chameleons I believe she's a senegal, but i'll post a picture of her anyway for Trace. And yes she's a male, but she'll always be a girl to me.

 

[camimom]

Ok sorry I read on a website pothos was a posionouse plant. Maybe i was looking at a different plant idk. From the information i've gathered on Chameleons I believe she's a senegal, but i'll post a picture of her anyway for Trace. And yes she's a male, but she'll always be a girl to me.

Yea pothos are just fine for chams. i mean, iw ouldnt eat it, but to each their own. as for what you have, i coudlnt tell ya, im a veiled mom.

 

[OliviaM]

I'm not sure if anyone definitively answered this but you have a male chameleon and I'm inclined to think it's a Graceful Chameleon and not a Senegal as you have been lead to believe. Graceful Chameleons have a larger lateral stripe and a white shoulder patch both of which are present on your specimen. A few clear shots of the head and neck can confirm which species you have.

I think the lady I got her from at the pet store said she was a Senegal, from West Africa.
But heres some pics anyway hope there helpful.

 

[OliviaM]

Olivia, I did answer your question, go up a couple of posts
Its about the difference between desert herps and our rainforest herps.
she doesnt need a night light, she needs to cool down
go look, if you need more help, we are here.

And Trace, nope no one answered about species, and since i am limited to panthers I would not take a guess!. but now I get to go read up on the differences, thank you, I really enjoy reading interesting informative articles
anne


pothos is not toxic to a cham, it is a very common and commonly used chameleon plant

I seen a picture of a Panther cham and it was blue which made me wish I had a Panther. But I wouldn't trade Kami for anything. Mayb I can have one in my future

 

[DavidBuchan]

I seen a picture of a Panther cham and it was blue which made me wish I had a Panther. But I wouldn't trade Kami for anything. Mayb I can have one in my future

We have a new Chameleon addict...........