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Ok thanks. I guess I'll have to do some reading about whats inside these things ;)

So I have been searching around the internet for the famous Mistking but I can't find a Swedish seller of this item. Ever since I bought my habba mist (biggest fkn mistake) I haven't dared to try another one. I didn't even get it to work. Quality. So the alternatives I have here in Sweden are...

I would say the same thing. Some ppl can get their veilds to come around anyway tho

Interesting. I have noticed my cham being a bit more cautious when I wore a very colorful hoodie. I then took it off and he was just fine

Just as I thought! Glad it wasn't anything to worry about :)

I don't think he would manage to do something like that to himself. My guess is it would happen on a sharp branch, maybe from a fall. If it isnt just shed that said

Are you sure its a wound and not just a cut in the shed? Because he sure looks like he is going to shed at any moment

I'm really happy you are willing to hear our advise! Although I don't think it's enough to just separate the chameleon. Each of the species need its own enclosure to stay healthy, much because the water is toxic to them. Stress isn't always obvious either. If you chameleon would hiss he would...

Oh no I can't just look past this thread. As kinyonga said, firebellied toads are semi aquatic and will eventually venture up in the enclosure. Firebellieds are also poisonous which will make the water toxic (this will harm your animals!) and kill any animal that tries to eat it (mainly your...

It depends on what chameleon it is. Different species got different ways to tell. Post us a picture with visible hind legs (Veild chameleon) or tail in profile (panther chameleon)

Every dead body starts to smell after a while but I doubt the smell will break out so soon when Melvin have their cham under supervision

It is indeed a weird behavior. All I can do is guess why this happens but I generally think this is completely harmless. You could try to keep your head in place while your cham tries this, just be prepared to close your eyes if she's aiming for them. Just try it and see what happens. Maybe your...

Or one's ability to read the signs animals are showing (Sorry for doubting you but I do)

I'm thinking the same as Matt. Theres no visible issues with your chameleon, just a beautiful little man who would like a warmer basking spot ;)

Then he is just basking. This is normal

I'm so sorry. May she find peace