That could work. Or you could just use Lazy Boy's method and just pull the blanket off before you go to bed. Still a little risky though because if you forgot about it then it could cause issues. I'm honestly not sure because I've never had to do that with my chameleon. He's a really deep...
here it is! I did have to trim it pretty well off the top to give oscar some room to move around and bask up there. Before it would all just press up against the top of the screen. And thanks for the advice I'll keep that in mind!
Sorry if this was a dumb question btw, as I stated previously I...
I'm not quite sure. I've never had a Jackson's chameleon but I have noticed my veiled slowly acquiring new spots, stripes and colors as he aged so I'd assume that's probably what's happening to your Jackson's.
Hey guys. I've had my chameleon for almost a year now, but my enclosure has basically just died. My ficus just started dying and I couldn't bring it back, as I really don't have a green thumb. So I went out and got a new weeping fig, however, I was dumb and got one that ended up being to big. It...
Veiled chameleons in general are just really aggressive. Some do tolerate handling very well, others, not so much. You could try, as others said, to offer him treats with your hand so that he may start associating your hand with food, but I've tried that with my chameleon and it doesn't change a...
Sorry, this might be kind of a dumb question, but does my chameleon look dehydrated? His eye almost looks kind of sunken, but i cant tell. Other than this, he seems just fine. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Im not sure if they're a distinct color morph. I bought my veiled when he was pretty young, and now he has a good amount of turquoise on him. You could just search for adult males and look for a turquoise one.