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I’ve never had it actually happen or anything but I’ve heard they can stop shooting their tongue. Just watch out for it is all I was saying.

I would just monitor his tongue. There have been instances where chameleons can get tongue injuries from hornworms not coming off of their surfaces.

I don’t know anything about frogs, but my umbrella plant just died even though I thought I was doing everything right ? :rolleyes:

I would buy everything before hand. That will allow you to get it all set up and figure out any flaws you have with the enclosure or equipment

What’s the temps? It’s probably that he’s too hot if not getting defensive with you

I got my panther from Kammerflage. He was expensive but it was well worth it. I had to save up a little extra to get him, but it overall helped me because I was able to research more and prepare myself more

Who was the breeder?

I have one spot like this on my chameleon that had come off the past few days. It’s just shed for him

They definitely are in the top three. But I’d agree that they’re the least popular. Not sure why but it might be the nighttime temp drop that’s required as you said

He will be okay to turn off the basking light if the ambient temps are high. I have a herpstat thermometer for my guys basking bulb. I’m having the same issue as you right now. I’m looking at getting a portable AC unit to have for his room during the summer.

I hang my basking bulb from my ceiling using a chain. Also, there are some attachments you can make to cages that allows them to be hung. A rule of thumb for heat bulb placement is to put your hand closest to it near on the top of the screen. If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for them.

Ahh okay that makes sense I guess ??

:rolleyes: My moths always seem like they don’t enjoy flying ?

For me, I would consider a vet visit just to be sure.

I noticed the same thing

Thanks for all the info you post! I find everything to be very interesting!

Where do you keep them then ?

Gravid means that they are pregnant, so that would mean they’re carrying eggs. Receptive means that’s they’re ready to mate. I’m not sure about colors and stuff as I don’t have a female. However, if she is gravid, you will need a laying bin.

Hey Greg, great that you’re doing research! As for your questions, I don’t use a fogger at night. It is too risky to me because the pipes can get very bacteria infested. I have a panther chameleon and while it’s hard for me to keep up the humidity at night, he’s doing great hydration wise. I...

I’m sorry. I can’t help as I don’t know much about females. I just want to say I hope everything goes well. Please update us on how it goes.