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oh shoot I am so sorry I had no idea. Please forgive me for my rudeness.

Also I like how this was a discussion of whether chameleons could catch things out of the air to arguing if bees are okay for your cham.:LOL:

So if you are outside with your chameleon, and a breeze hits you, is that what they describe as a draft? and should this be prevented or something because it seems pretty impossible. :ROFLMAO:

depends what kind of bee your talking about. If your talking about certain types of bumblebees, then yes they are endangered, but where I am in northern VA they are not endangered. But if you are talking about something like honey bees, even though they are least concern, chances are that your...

bruh why is this mans spelling everything wrong? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

I found it on this website online: https://www.chameleonschool.com/chameleon-shedding/#:~:text=Adult%20chameleons%20shed%20their%20skin,within%2015%20minutes%20or%20so. I wasn't really sure of his age and how to determine his size to his age.

So if a chameleon needs hydration we do give them tap water????

So I see that everybody suggests that we should water our chameleons in the shower from time to time. I don't understand this because I was told to not give veiled chameleons tap water????? Any info on this?

Ok great I was just wondering thanks

Sorry for it being sideways it just does that for some reason

No he is not the one on my PFP:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Well I'm predicting 4 months but if that's not specific he is about 8" long.

He is not an adult, and it said babies should take about 15 minutes, which now I do not believe.

what plant would you guys say is good for a 4'x2'x2' reptibreeze as the base plant?

So i have a 4 month old veiled chameleon, and I need to know how long it should take for him to shed. Last time I saw him shed it took him about 6 hours, which I read is not healthy, so I helped him by removing the rest of the shed off the end of his tail by using a wet Q-tip, but I need more...

awesome

oh my bad my computer said you were the one asking sorry about that.

Also, is it normal for babies or juveniles to lose their grip from time to time?

oh ok. (y)

So does this apply for hornworms and morio? because no chameleon's eyes are wide enough for these feeders.