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I admit, I got a bit of a chuckle out of this! glad you're ok though. Perfect place to take a polar plunge!

here is a link to some more threads. https://www.chameleonforums.com/search.php?searchid=3181806

I dont know of an actual care sheet that is available for them. I would think its similar to the rest of the Kinyongia chams, however i know that some are a little more sensitive the supplements. I was going to work with these and did quite a bit of research, and never ended up getting them...

Just a random thought i've had over the years... We are always saying that chams prefer being higher in the cage due to them being arboreal lizards, for security, etc. Well i've always wondered, if they are always up towards the top (which is usually true), why dont we create cages that have...

Yes that will work

This really should not be discussed in the public forums.

What kind enclosure are you using? Screen, or a terrarium?

Good advise. Overall it looks pretty good. Only suggestion i have is definitely more foliage in there. Welcome to the forums!

Hes a nice lookin little guy, that's for sure :)

Do you see an exsess of mucous? I could be an RI.

That is just how chameleons are. Theirs not going to be any changing him. You could try hand feeding to help. Its likely to get worse as he matures, especially with him being a veiled.

It really doesn't matter what you use.. As long as it has a reflector (small or large) and works, you're just fine.

You can just use a dome reflector with a regular incandescent bulb. Start with a 60W and see where your temps are at. I always put mine directly on the screen, but many people put them a few inches away form the screen.

Can you upload some pictures of his legs? Falling and grasping his own legs are signs of MBD

If he really does "snuggle up to you and go to sleep" then Carlton is correct. He is stressed. Chams just dont do that. Also, it seems like you're searching and searching until you find something that might be the answer that you "want". ". I did some research into their "relaxed" colors, and...

HAHAH funny stuff! Pretty sure one of Dez's panthers is in that video.. its towards the first part, when it cant decide if it wants to shoot or not.

A tiny bit of orange is fine IMHO. None of my chams had solid white urates no matter how much water I gave them. All were fully hydrated. He looks good to me!

Lmao!!!! I'll see if I can talk the wife into it. Nope, didn't work!

If I was not getting married and acquiring a 6 year old as well.. I might. Buuuut no $$$ for chams right now.

DragonStrand looks awesome! i'll be ordering these cages eventually when i can get back into this! cool stuff.