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No problem. Just know that chameleons dont really like water. But since yours is a baby you should be ok. Let me know how everything goes Good luck

and definatley get a live plant. a couple is good. They really enjoy them and will actually eat them sometimes

Turn your sink on with air temp - slighty warm water and have the water running slow. Cup your hands with your chameleon in them and run the water over her body slowly. See how she reacts and if she opens her eye. If so see if it looks clean. This should help moisten and clean her skin in and...

Tila Tequila, and Kumar. I have 2 more but need names

Usually around 9pm every night

Thats a good idea. My house is 70 degrees all the time so at night thats their temp.

Go with SCREAMELEONS. I have purchased 4 Panthers and love them all. All in great health. He does a great job in every aspect of the business If you wanna see pics of mine let me know

CHECK OUT www.SCREAMELEONS.com They have incredable panthers and are great people. You will be extremely happy with your purchase from them. I've bought 4 panthers and will buy more from them in the future for sure.

THATS JUST WHAT THEY COST! From all breeders. We all love chameleons. Some of us breed them as a hobby, and some breed as a business. So why monopolize this thing!? THERES NO "WAL MART" of chameleons.... that would be stupid. Most breeders spend countless hours and lots of money to produce...

54!!!??? wow thats good

Usually iif you give them a minute to see you then slowly put your hand in the cage and see if he will reach for you, sometimes they will. But if he starts hissing and is stressed I would wait till later. You dont want to hold him all the time, but you do need to interact with him every once...

That is a beautiful panther!!!! worth the $

from what I can see he looks good. He has nice lines and looks like a good size for being a baby