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Great job! You should paint all of your chams- be sure to show us the pics too!

You need to put a visual barrier between the two like a shower curtain or a piece of plywood. Without the constant, ahem, "stimulation" of seeing your female the hand-humping should diminish. Definitely keep a lay bin in her cage when she reaches maturity.

So cute! I have a Russian Tortoise, shell babies are a lot of fun. I love your user name too ( I went to Auburn)!

So sorry- healing thoughts for that gorgeous boy!

She's not fat, she's "glowing"!

I am so sorry for your loss- RIP Vlad.

@Cucumber @ThomasFord The tree in front of the cage is how I got my chameleons to get comfortable leaving the cage as well. I found it works better than the Big Scary Hand entering their domain. Patience is key. I don't "play" with my chameleons but I do handle them regularly to put them on...

Your pictures are always so incredible!

I'd call whoever you use as a vet for him and see of one of the vet techs wants some extra money. That's how I usually find a pet sitter and have had great luck. My guy will even administer meds.

That is a gorgeous boy- welcome to the forums!

He is super cute- I love baby jax with their tiny horns! :p

Great pictures! Thanks for showing off some of your amazing animals!

Now that is a way to a girl's heart! :)

Holy cow- I cannot believe she has lasted this long from the first pic. You are doing an amazing job with her, please keep us up to date.

So sorry to hear this- thoughts to his family...

My female ambilobe was gravid when I was due to leave for vacation. She was digging holes and my pet sitter is a vet tech so I left telling him to keep me informed of her progress. After 2 days of no eggs I told him last night to take her in to the vet for a shot of oxytocin. When he came...

It totally depends on your setup. With my Mistking and timer system 3 chams are as easy as one. I find that the extra feeder costs are minimal because I have no waste. I used to have feeders die before I could use them. The main thing is never have more animals than you can afford vet care.

I hate that Chief has this- he is a special guy. This info though is important, I see chams on FB with papilloma and the owners have no idea. Positive thoughts for you and your little sugar baby!

Variety is the key- try silkworms too! Limit the superworms though, they are like chameleon crack.

He is looking gorgeous- happy hatch day beautiful boy!