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The chameleon https://www.gagebeasleyshop.com/products/green-chameleon is just weird looking, but the others are cute. I’d like one of each. 😊 https://www.gagebeasleyshop.com/

I always buy more than one so I can give one to my exotics vet(s) as a holiday gift. Some years I’ve ended up with an extra, but it worked out much later when someone needed a previous year’s. :)

I like to feed smaller bugs, but as long as they are smaller than the space between his eyes, size is fine. When my guy was little, I was giving him the equivalent of 15ish 1/2” crickets daily.

Thanks so much for sharing Dude’s story. 💗 The suspects in Lucky’s case is the same - abscess or tumor. Surgery is required to determine which and possibly remove. Since he has almost no vision in that eye, I think it’s more than an abscess. One of the things I learned when I lost 3 of my chams...

This is where breeding your own bugs is a huge help in keeping costs down. However, unless you have solar or other alternate energy, the electric bill for all the lights is no joke.

Some choose to keep the basking/heat light on for just the first half of the day and some opt for the entirety. I go by what my chameleons are doing, which is basking at different times so it’s the full 12 hours for them. Depending on which species of chameleon you have, it’s age and what...

Yes, you want to give each one twice a month. Which multivitamin are you using? If it is a Repashy, it should already have preformed vitamin A and no extra is needed (and can be detrimental).

Hi. From the pics, I can’t be absolutely certain that it isn’t a burn. Are you able to get a top view, looking down upon it? I just want to have 100% certainty. Chams do shed differently when they get older. When babies and young, they go ‘poof’ over their entire body at once and it’s quick. As...

Usually 5-6” is a decent depth. I used to make my lay bins much deeper than that, until the day one of my girl had her tunnel collapse on her and I had to save her. (Totally my own fault) Keeping it around 6” or so helps not only so they can possibly dig themselves out if needed, but they do dig...

Here’s a couple of mine…panthers. My sweet little girl Kali when I first got her. *she’s a nosy be girlie. This was when I realized that she is my petite purple princess. But even now I never know exactly what color she will be. Maybe more of a pink? Sometimes more of a muddy color to blend...

It looks like your pretty Milagro is getting her big girl patterns. :) Do you have a lay bin set up yet for her?

Lucky went back to the vet today and unfortunately I don’t have the update that I’d like to have. For all of the antibiotic and anti inflammatory he’s had, it’s had zero effect on his eye. While his eye is no longer bulging out, he does still keep it partially closed and it does have that bulge...

Lucky often has unusual tail curls, but I usually leave him in peace. Not this time though.

He looks like a healthy guy & his enclosure looks/sounds good. You could add more branches or vines. I’d be giving the calcium at every feeding. I wonder if he’s just kind of coming into his own. Mature males will often do routine patrols of their enclosures to check for rivals or mates. If...

Welcome little beauty Shortcake. 🥰

Hi. Pics of Dewey and his enclosure will most definitely be a huge help here. Also, what is his age and what supplements and schedule he receives?

Found a strange critter under a plant pot outside. Google says it’s a Brahminy blindsnake. Cute little guy, but its musk smells like the dirtiest cricket bin ever. Thankfully I didn’t pick it up with my hand.

Have you seen the vet list?

He’s looking great! 💗 Give yourself some credit and pride too.

It’s fine in terms of night time humidity. However, do check that the timer won’t be going off during the day instead, as heat plus high humidity greatly increases risks for respiratory infection.