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I have a large reptibreeze and bought everything separate, because I work in a shop that can order things in a trade prices :) Muji will courier the chameleon to you using a proper reptile courier. All Yemens will be captive bred as far as I'm aware.

Hello fellow UK'er! I'm also new to chameleons (but not to reptiles) I recommend finding a breeder over purchasing from a shop. My new pather Cham came from muji. I recommend them :)

Thanks :) yes I've already been asking a ton of questions! I'm still rather nervous but after a month or so I'll be in a routine with him and hopefully won't worry so much!

I joined here a couple months ago after getting my first chameleon Olive, who was ill. Sadly she died a week after the vet visit :( I was urged not to give up on chameleons, so last week I received a 4.5 month old lovely ambilobe panther from Muji, a recommended breeder here in th UK. His...

Didn't realise you could put orchids in! I'm just redoing my enclosure, I might get a nice big one for a centre piece.

Anyway, after witnessing what she did last night she is booked in at the vets today.

Actually, I've just witnessed her continuously tip her head back puff up and produce small bubbles :( will ring vets in the morning for an appointment. I can't believe this I've only had her a few days :( Her head is now perminant in an upright position, URI it is then. Am I going to lose her? :(

Yes it sounds like puffs, but I don't normally see her do it. I'm not sure if its worth a vets run or to leave her for a few more days?

But if its thought best I will take her to the vets, however the reptile specialist is an hour round trip and I don't want to kill her with stress :(

I only go in the room when I need to, otherwise she is left alone. She's yawned when basking, but not seen otherwise. The noise happens infrequently sounds maybe like a squeal. I can't see anything round her nose or mouth but I can't get close to her as she runs off and I'm trying not to stress...

Newbie help / never mind going to vets tomorrow! Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Veiled - female approx 3-5 months old. Had her for 5 days Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Never Feeding -...

I think she was hidden up in the back when it was taken. She's still yet to eat, but hasn't quite finished shedding yet. :(

Yep I've ordered another vine that will be coming with my arcadia uv flood light system :) I'll feel happier once she's settled down, finished shedding and eaten something.

She's in my room, which only has me coming in and out. I have read many care sheets over the months. Here is her cage. It's one of the biggest reptibreeze ones, with 2 sides covered in black aquarium backing. Sadly the basking dome couldn't fit on the top due to the cage being on a high shelf...

So, I've been lurking for some time now umming and arring if I should get a Cham or not! Well on Friday I did! A little grown on young female yemen. Well when she arrived, she was shedding really badly and still has some bits to come off. She freaks out when I come into the room. If she's a...