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Generally females are more docile, except for a few exceptions. My female was incredibly aggressive, and she has bitten me many, many times.

I just put some newspaper around and under the viv, and replaced it when it got too wet.

To bad it never snows where I live :(

I made my own planter for my enclosure. Make sure it is waterproof (Mold could grow). You can waterproof it by spraying some flexseal on it.

Thanks for the info!

Plants I would recommend are pothos,ficus, draceana and a few others. Typically as long as it’s not poisonous it’s safe. I get all my plants from the Lowe’s near my house.

Oh my god they are all gorgeous! The parsons chameleon has got to be one of my favorite reptiles!

Probably, I would´nt know though

I would just pet her in if she starts crawling around on the floor (if you don´t have a laybin in your cage already)

tbh the ones I caught were light brown and I just assumed they were a carolina locust

she looks kinda skinny , has she been eating?

they look like the ones pictured

You can sometimes tell what species by the sounds they make and the patterns on the wings

It died this morning, but I can probably find another soon since it’s finally staring to get warm in NC

According to the internet the only locust species where I live is the Carolina locust

I’m not sure but I’ll check what species we have locally. From what I know they are definitely not the swarming type

When I got an automatic mister my chameleon hissed at it and got all dark. I assume they are just freaked out at whatever new thing they see. If it your basking spot was too hot, your chameleon would most likely avoid it not hiss at it. Just my guess.