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Just means you cham is a boy.

They can only grow back if the nail root is not damaged, usually their nails do not grow back.

That is exactly how my panther is and has been since the day i got him. I took him out of the box he was shipped in and tried to pout him in his cage but instead he climbed on my arm. He sill comes to the screen of the cage and sits there waiting for me to take him out and if i put my hand in...

has he seen a vet?

Here's the care sheet from the site https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/panther/ hopefully that can help a little.

I personally don't know much about geckos but if you search "gecko forums" on google you should be able to find some.

I feed mine anywhere between 10:00 am and 1:00 pm. My lights are on a 8am to 8pm cycle.

Do you have zip ties in your cage? If you do make sure they're all cut as close to the lock as possible and make sure the cut isn't angled to prevent them catching on your chameleons skin.

I just copied that link and was about to post it! you beat me to it.

I don't know the best way to go about opening their mouth. When I took Skittles to the vet the vet held him kinda with her 4 fingers lightly over his back and he was actually sitting on my hand and wouldn't leave me. She used a popsicle stick to help open his mouth and keep it open. I don't know...

You can use some sort of plastic to cover the sides of the screen cage. I've also heard that people use shower curtain or fish tank backgrounds. You could also think about making a drainage system. also try to spray from the top of the cage so the water won't hit the walls as much maybe.

How about cleaning? How would you go about it? There is wood and the rope so i dont want to damage that.

sorry forgot to attach the pic

We have quite a few pets and one of them is a Quaker parrot. We built this bird stand for him to come out of his cage and play but I think we will actually be getting rid of the bird because they require so much attention and recently we haven't been able to give him that. Anyways I was thinking...

I have a mistking and my cham wont really drink the water from that but if i use a dripper on top of his cage he will drink no problem.

I had a friend that free ranged their ducks and chickens, a raccoon got a duck and I guess raccoons only eat the head and leave the body..

I got a new battery and it seems to work fine now. Earlier today i checked it and the temp said 103! I was thinking theres no way so i grabbed my temperature gun and that read 83. Anyways the low battery was making all crazy im assuming and it seems fine now.

My chameleon has done this while shedding. I was surprised to see him do it too.

I like to use my old cage to bring my chams outside.

I used rocks in my first cage but in my bigger 2x2x4 cage i put screen around all my plants to cover the dirt and it works great