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I got a screen cage thank you. There is a time when the other person wrong. You can stop posting because you want to act like a vet. This is pretty obvious: what you just posted. You can't be talking about advice if you are not giving it.

My chameleon has no sickness, my vet said that he is kinda small for his age.

Look, I don't care how old you are. The only one who knows is the vet. Are you a vet, let me know if you are. This will maybe your last thread. Why don't you ask the experts instead?

Well, I use a 75 watt but if it is 80 now that is good!! The bad part is that you need a hotter one for winter. Just keep mind of the seasons and you'll be fine;)

I have just read some caresheets about them.

A Jackson's Chameleon does not need as much water as a Veiled.

Look, everyone doesn't act the same. My chameleon likes to swim, then he likes to swim. I am trying to say I like my chameleon for who he is, unique from other chameleons. He always had a tiny bump on his face. He is also social.

Well, I wouldn't use the background because some (not all) chameleons hate some colors. My chameleon used to hate red. Ok, let me make this clear: You can't just go to the forest and grab any plant. I don't think plastic would be messed up by water. The foam maybe dangerous to chameleons, but I...

How do you know it is torture. Have you seen him swimming? I'm am not being rude but, please think before you speak

Also, I really wash him every once in a while in a real bath. I watch over him the whole time and the water is not too deep. He will try to swim too. The water is not too hot for him either.

I have 2 real quick questions: 1. How do I join the photo contest. 2. When do they start?

Well Really, you can feed them alot of things when they get older and bigger.

I am not being rude or offensive, but I need info on Veiled Chameleons. Also any info on anything else will be help.

Well, the bowl helps humidity but he just likes to do it.

He moves to the bottom for his "bath" (when he just sits in the water bowl).

On one of my threads (if you been to it don't go back) his crest looked crooked, but I used my vet's tips and his crest is not as crooked. When I bought him, it was still crooked, but it doesn't look like how it used to anymore. He just looks different at that angle lol;).

Well, he sometimes "smiles" for the camera. He just opens his mouth for no reason.

I don't use substrate, as now I found out that wood chips are better.

By the way, Does this look like a good photo(y):

A Jackson's may have different misting times. Just saying.