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My veiled looked just like that when we got her, we thought she was a male for a very long time. She was confirmed female when she gained weight and was showing gravid colors. Chameleons can be deceptive little critters.

congratulations! are they fertile?

Though I do not own a chameleon anymore I would love to know how to breed locusts. I'm an avid bug collector/breeder and I would love to have a locust colony! Sorry this is kind of off topic.

It really is sad what some people will do to look "cool"

Also consider investing in a misting / watering system a mistking system or a mosoon system are great choices

What do you mean by "cage aggressive"

avoid mealworms, they can cause impaction

judging by his size you might want to give him smaller crickets. You should try other feeders as well to see if he likes them to for ( like hornworms, superworms, roaches, moths, and a few more

From what it looks like your enclosure looks a little bare adding plants and vines can help chameleons feel more secure

If you just got him he might just be a little nervous. Give him some time to settle in.

are they small enough for a 6 week old chameleon? Most chameleons for sale are at least a few months old.

The reason I bought the ledge is because I was starting to run out of ideas.

Yes I kept her feeders hydrated, and gave her hornworms once or twice a week. I know she wasn't drinking because her urate was yellowish orange, and she had slightly sunken eyes.

It looks great! I doubt I could make a setup that comes even close to that!

I've never been to a breeders conference but I imagine it would be fun! Def worth the time, its's a great experience to meet people with the same interests as you in person at such a large scale event! I consistently go to local reptile shows not just to get supplies and animals, but to meet...

So recently my chameleon died while trying to lay her eggs and I now suspect dehydration for the reason she died. She was always very finicky with her water she would never drink from the drip system I setup nor the water droplets on her plants from the handheld and automatic mister. She only...

@Brodybreaux25 if i'm not mistaken it is a type of dracaena

tbh I wasn't sure they both looked the same, probably though.

A couple of isopods escaped once in my old house and they hung out under the sink for months before we realized they were there. Glad I moved out, it was super creepy.