Post some pics if you can and thanks we're excited to get himCongrats and welcome!! I have 2 male panthers, one is very social (doesn’t get stressed easily) and the other is a spicy dude lol. I recommend building good trust by interacting everyday to show them you are not a threat. We handle daily for just a few minutes and made an freeroam area outside his cage for enrichment.
2 pothos and a back sliding door to hang them on, always being supervised but they love it.
Of the chams or my free roam?
BOTH lolOf the chams or my free roam?
The green one and the yellow/red one are the same????
Yes they are
Thanks we're really excited to get him and they have been GREAT to deal with!! @FramsChams has been amazing with helping me with the all the questions I've had. No regrets in choosing them!He’s gorgeous! You’ve already learned one of the most important things, and that’s to get your chameleon from a reputable breeder. I’m sure they have helped you with any questions and husbandry needs already. I would advise to get some silkworms from them and make them a part of your guy’s varied diet staples. The only other advice I can offer is to keep learning and growing. There is a huge wealth of information here, both in the past posts/archive and in many of the members here. Oh…and do make sure to share pics of your beauty often.
We haven't gotten him yet waiting for cage to come and then we gotta get it set up before he makes his journeyUmmmm I know this is your wife’s but be prepared to fall head over heals for this little dudeyou probably already have but just giving fair warning
Ah! You reminded me! Chameleons can be as addicitive as potato chips and it’s hard to have just one.Ummmm I know this is your wife’s but be prepared to fall head over heals for this little dude
I see your Pic I wouldn't mind one of those spicy lil VeiledsAh! You reminded me! Chameleons can be as addicitive as potato chips and it’s hard to have just one.
