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from the photos he looks well taken care of and hydrated, his eyes are bulgy and not sunken and thats a good sign, if he is having problems shedding i would just bump up the humidity or give him a shower.

for crickets you can use all sorts of fresh veggies from the supermarket, but for dubias, i would just buy a bag of roach chow online from a breeder. and you can literally give them scraps of veggies/fruits you have already used

one coil light def isnt enough. i have two 18 inch 5.0 uvb lights for my chameleon.

might just not be hungry. 6 month old veiled chameleons should be fed around every other day. what size cricket are you feeding?

honestly. if you have a fake plants around the house that you can put him in, that would be a lot better. just make sure its next to a window for the time in being, i would just get that cage ASAP. but other than that i wouldnt worry, when i have my chameleon in his free range ive found he...

4-5 months I would say.

It isn’t really all about colors. It’s the personality you really want to look into. You can really bond with your chameleon, their more than just extravagant colors.

Looks good to me! Just make sure to be strict on dusting every feeding. And check your lights often.

it sounds like were talking about the new Ford Mustange model not a chameleon :ROFLMAO:(y)

pro rated?

Lastly we have everything out of the way. And like I said there are a lot of packing peanuts. And lining the whole box are slabs of styrofoam half an inch thick. He was shipped very well. I also ordered crickets, and in the end I have a lot of respect for LLL and what they do

Skip all of the paper nonsense we get to the good stuff. The chameleon and the packing peanuts. Yes it is a pretty small box. But I ordered a young male. Which was a month old at the time

Then once you open the box you have a beautiful sight. 2 heat pads (which were still warm) and a whole lot of packing peanuts

So I was rummaging threw some old stuff and I found the box that Cooper came in. I don't just throw these things away you know. Now if you were thinking of buying a chameleon from LLL I do suggest them. But if you were iffy about the shipping then I got you bro. So first off we have what you...

yes i would say thats a male

keep shwoering her 2 times a week if you can. and bump up your sprayer times

A shower would help with the dehydration part. place a live plant in the shower. room temp water, place her in the plant, and then lightly aim the water at the wall so it bounces off and hits the cham/plant

it made me smile when you said he walks back to you. when i take mine outside into his tree, if he could he would stay out there forever.

my cham seems to eat the hell out of his pothos. i need to feed him lettuce. i fed him today and five minutes later hes eating his pothos. would kale work?

i have heard of people eating that. but i dont understand how they scarf down an entire stick of butter either