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He's adorable! I love him! Can't wait to watch him grow... He's gonna get ALL the ladies.... with the classic "Sherman Walk"!!

Don't worry, I'll save you and your dignity! She looks fine to me. She's a pretty little thing! If her weight is normal I wouldn't worry about it.

Nice backyard! He's gorgeous, but the neck flaps remind me of rat ears.... freaked me out at first.

Oh thank god. That really scared me for a second, as I have yet to locate a reptile vet near me...

Well, try to gain his trust, then he won't be as pissed. Hopefully.

Well, considering my mother has banned them from the house, that would work just fine!

If he's wild caught you should probably be prepared to give him your house as a habitat. Just kidding, although that is pretty much what happens with us nerds. Wild caughts do need a TON of space to thrive, though.

Friendly Tips: Remove the Substrate- could cause impaction LEAVE HIM ALONE. You just got him, right? two weeks ago. That isn't a lot of time. You need to leave the cham be, and give him time to adjust. I started handling mine at around the 4 week mark, and I've never had him hiss at me. That...

How do you keep the insects in? The holes in the wire are definitely NOT bug-proof.

My cham, Nik, shows no signs RI but makes a little cough sound whenever I start to bother him. There was a thread about this a few days ago, we came to the conclusion that chameleons have different ways of showing you that they need space. Nik makes a cough sound, like he's saying, "Um..... Hate...

how exactly do you control the heat tape? Does it stay hot all the time?

Well, maybe it's the crickets. Crickets over 10 days old can try to bite/nom on your cham overnight. Also, you never stated specifically how old you think she is. The only thing I can find is that you've had her around 3 weeks. It's possible that she's really little and you may have...

Ignore the bottom two. I'm still getting the hand of this stuff...

Panthers are pretty great. They're colorful, relatively calm, and easy to care for. Their care is almost identical to that of a veiled, only they should have a little bit more space (in my opinion) and a higher humidity. They also don't need as many real plants (veileds tend to eat plants, so...

So, I decided that this weekend I am going to start a superworm colony, as Nik loves them a LOT. I am a very stubborn, hardheaded person (that's part of the reason I got Nik. Kept pestering. Works like a charm. The superworm's one of his frequents, that and crickets. Occasionally dubia roaches...

I have no idea, but maybe it shouldn't be 100% oats. Again, do NOT count on me.

I'm having a bit of trouble picturing what you described. I just want to make sure i'm seeing this right: You have a rubbermaid container that you will be using as a container. Will the plants be INSIDE the rubbermaid or what?

I'm so sorry. I'm praying for the little guy... He seems really sweet from the pictures. I love him already. There's not much more that I can say, other than that the entire Forums is behind you. We will support you, no matter what!

Ooh. I need to keep that in mind. Thanks.

Most likely growing up. *sob* older chams eat less, only 2-3 feeders daily, tops. He's probably finding that he needs less food.