Right now I am reading a bunch about the cabbage butterfly (pieris brassicae) and hoping they would make a good alternative feeder since I can't get my hands on silkworms and hornworms arent allowed in the EU. I've found quite a bit of this larvae outside on a wild native growing cabbage around...
Both works but screen seems easier for most people. Winter can be pretty harsh where I live so I went with a glass vivarium which I am happy with since my panther have turned dark in about half an hour after I put him in his free range this winter.
I think you can use both just with the right...
If I were you I would probably snatch something from google (because Im a bad person) or look up photographers and chose from their works.
I have an older photo that needs some work but its vertical at least
I would also be careful with the halogen bulbs. They are pretty intense. I have one myself and its the last time I'm trying one. It even burns the live plants. If my chameleon would bask right under it I would probably remove it asap
I would say these are burns. I have never seen any other skin problem go so black his. I am not quite sure about the whiter spot closer to his neck tho. Could just be a healing burn as you said as well as the one on his legs and it probably is. If I were you I would take my chameleon to the vet...
Could be many reasons. Stress, low temperature etc. My chameleon used to do it before I moved up his enclosure on a desk. Chameleons prefer to look down at their surroundings
Mine does that too. The annoying thing tho is that he started to do it even outside his enclosure. Just hope he wont see that as his future toilet haha!
I think MissLissa covered about everything here! Take her advise!
I would just like to make a comment on that picture where you hold your chameleon next to the snout of your dog. Do not do that. It will cause your chameleon much stress to be so close to a predator. They can form bonds with their...
Never force it on him. It will give him a bad experience. But yeah hand feeding is a good start
Before my cham climbed onto me I used to take the chance when I scratched on the door etc. because he wanted me to open them. I would guide him onto my hand and place him in his free range. He thought...