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Smelly feces is an indicator that something is not right. Definitely get your basking temp dialed in. 90F would be too hot for a 4 month old. I'd aim for about 85F max. Make sure he has easy access to the basking area and has time to bask for a few hours after each meal. What time of day...

Mostly coloration in my opinion. Veileds are generally limited to variations of greens, blues, yellows, and browns not including the translucent veileds. Panthers, depending on locales and breeding, can range in color from all white, red, blue, and everything in between. My favorites are...

Im definitely following along to this thread lol. I've been having issues in the past with umbrella plants thinning out and dying because they arent getting enough light.

That supplement schedule looks out of spec for a jacksons too.

God I hate that show so much... I live less than 10 minutes from Seaside where it was filmed and that show literally ruined that town. The boardwalk became a huge hot spot for fights and drugs. So happy almost every town on the Jersey shore line banned that show lol

Definitely go with a breeder over petco.

They look expensive to feed lol.

Loud music makes everything more exciting

My wife just got blood work done and her vitamin D levels were low. Her doctor suggested she get more natural sunlight. Unfortunately she works night shifts and this time of the year in NJ its more gloomy than sunny so I told her I would hang a UVB light over the bed.

Adding some more vegetation in the enclosure might help reduce how much he sees his reflection if that is the cause of the display and body movements.

How about a chamillion chameleons?

Read this and mimic it exactly to the T. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/veiled/ Read these for more in depth learning to get started. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/enclosures/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/lighting/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/food/...

Hold my coffee... *clicks submit*

Kyle fired up as usual. New camera and lighting to try and get a decent shot.

So why don't you breed acouple veileds that produce males that are 100% identical to the sire? There is no scam. You are buying a veiled that has a high chance of growing with similar traits to the sire. Unfortunately you are also mixing in the mothers genetics so you may see traits from the...

Just to add, here is the same Cham from my previous post at 7 months old...

My Cham is from the Driskel blood line. He only showed adult colors after 9 months old and very slightly. By 1 year, he had full colors. It's never a guarantee they will look identical to the father. The mothers genes have a good influence too. Driskel if I remember correctly, has a lot...

Hmmm... Always thought that was a "F you! Leave the bugs and F off". Still not sharing lol