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I'm not looking to cut very much off of any tree, so you don't have to worry about me killing them! I appreciate the replies :)

Hi all, There are a good amount of chameleon safe trees around me, so instead of purchasing branches I was hoping I could use local ones. The issue is, there aren't a lot of dead branches. Is there an issue with cutting fresh branches, cleaning them off, and using them? I've seen some people...

They are adorable! I love the little turquoise spots on them. Congrats! ^^

Mondo's last day outside for this year. I think he misses summer weather.

Mealworms certainly aren't the way to go when feeding your chameleons! This being said and bolded, I can understand why they're an appealing choice to beginners: Chances are (though just a blanket statement), if you buy your chameleon from a chain pet store, a sales associate will assure you...

Hello, I'm looking to upgrade my male veiled's cage from a screen 2x2x4 to a 2x4x4. I've decided to go the route of buying one from DragonStrand, because I'm really not handy enough to do it myself. I was looking for advice as to whether it would make more sense for me to go with the model that...

Thanks so much! I'll have to check if the paint I bought is low/no VOC ^^

I'm planning on painting my room soon, which is also the room that Mondo lives in. I'm assuming that the paint fumes wouldn't be good for him so I was thinking I would move him out of my room. Am I right in thinking this (or would moving him temporarily cause more harm than good)? If/when I do...

I'm terribly sorry for your loss, Echo was such a sweetheart :(

Hang in there, Amos. Please feel well soon. Sending Love <3

How often should an adult male veiled chameleon be going to the bathroom? Mondo is at least 2 years old and I've had him for about 16 months. When I first got him he would go to the bathroom at least once/twice a week, but I've noticed his bowels have slowed down significantly as of late. He...

Adorable as always. I love the photo of the baby upside-down! :rolleyes:

Perhaps you could make a short video about Kodak instead of putting her through the stress of travel. You should only transport your chameleons when absolutely necessary. Sorry to seem like a buzzkill, but it's what's best for Kodak.

Sending my best wishes for Amos. Stay strong, both of you! Much love <3

Even with a heat pack?

They don't look like chameleon eggs to me

His colors are beautiful ^^

If the chameleon can't move to certain parts of the cage because the foliage is too dense, then I'd say that's not good. Other than that I don't think there is such thing as too much.

Since you're getting it from petco and it's a female, it's likely you'll never be sure what locale she is. It's generally recommended against breeding chameleons together when you don't know their lineage. Breeding a female also has a chance of lowering her life span... so there's that too. Just...