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Haha, eventually! Right now I'm going to focus on this lovely little girl. I need to make sure I'm doing everything right before I try to take a second one on my hands!

I am a little disappointed that she isn't going to get crazy colorful like the males do. I still love and adore her, but just a bit of bummer

Okay! I got some super worms and replaced her meal worms with them(still dusted with calcium, and heads crushed, I heard they could eat her from the inside out if I didn't remove their heads). I bought a cricket keepers and have them on Fluker's food, water, and vitamin orange square things...

Like the laying bin and such?

And what is a crushing space?

How can you tell that she is female?

@Scottsquatch @Kristen Wilkins I bought a Golden Pathos and moved all of the fake plants higher up. Does this look better or do I still need more?

And his throat will be red in coralation to the blacker colors, and will be white with the green colors.

When I hold him he will turn a lighter grey/green. But when he is in his enclosure he will be almost black sometimes. He just shed his skin a couple days ago, so maybe that is part of it?

And ideas on why his color change is so extreme so often? from the black-brown to light grey? I know he won't get his vibrant colors until he is about 6 months old.

This is my first chameleon! I have a calcium powder without D3, and I do dust the crickets and mealworms in it. I also have Reptivite that I sprinkle on his food every couple of days. I've barely had him a week, and I'm going to get a cricket keeper and start gutloding the crickets myself...

He's also eaten out of the palm of my hand and crawls into my palm as soon as I offer it to him. It seems like he enjoys climbing on me and being in my hair.

i just adopted this little guy from PetCo. He is a panther chameleon, I think he is approximately 3 months old, more thank likely a male(he has the bump under his tail that's relatively prominent). Overall, he seems healthy. Feces and urate look completely normal, his humidity is never below...