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He's beautiful!! ...so, is he just really advanced in getting his colors, or is mine just really behind?

I would say they need a warm spot. 80°-85°, someplace they can move in and out of at their leisure.

Where do you vote? Is it judged on likes?

Oh, my heart, those babies are absolutely adorable!!

I've got them here in STL as well! They're very friendly. I've been able to get close and offer them earthworms without them taking off! I've even gotten them to eat from my hand in the past!

He doesn't like his picture taken. I won't be doing this often! Ambilobe Panther Chameleon, about 3.5 months.

I second what everyone said about being seen by a vet as soon as possible, just to be on the safe side. To me, I'm wondering if this is an injury. You mentioned he was wild caught? I don't know how they catch chams in the wild, but I'd take a guess they don't always keep them separated. It...

Well, he's absolutely adorable.

I remember when I had my first chameleon years ago. One day I came home to a bunch of wild mockingbirds on my porch, feasting on a bunch of my crickets that had escaped through a damaged delivery box. I was still finding those brown crickets, generations and a decade later. They are indeed a...

He's a loner Dotti, a rebel. You just don't understand him!

That is amazing!

Update! The two crickets and two dubias I had in the cup are gone, so I guess it's business as usual for him now!

Hello! Just wondering if there are any tips to make this whole process be less stressed? He arrived yesterday morning, ate one cricket yesterday, now shedding today. Needless to say, I'm nervous that the stress will be too much for the little guy. I'm doing all the regular stuff; misting...

I have yet to be schooled completely in reptile parasites, but could this possibly be a worm problem? I know that hookworms in other species can cause lacerations in the intestines, thus, blood in the stool or leaking from the anus. A snotty mucus drainage would make some sense too, as a...