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Same day but he flared up at the camera.

The first picture posted was after at about 2 months of age. This picture is about 2 and a half months. ( not sure how to add multiple photos sorry for the multiple posts.)

I picked up my panther chameleon from the Los Angeles reptile show about 3 months ago. He was really small when I purchased him, most likely only a month or so. The breeder didn't know what locale he would be. I waited a few months for his colors to come in, and to me he looks like he will...

Welcome! That's the best name I've heard yet! Too funny!

Welcome to the forum! Many wonderful people with tons to offer. Your cage looks great, I'm glad you've done your research and everything first. Veileds are amazing chameleons and I'm sure you'll love these fascinating animals.

OMG! I would love to take some off your hands :). I'll pay you, and pay the shipping, of course. If you are serious my zip code is 92604 Orange County California. Let me know!!

Happy birthday Trace! You've been a huge help to everyone on the forum, hope today is special!

If you have an automatic mister turn it on for longer. If you mist by hand try and mist a little longer and a little more directly on your Cham. When I notice my boy is shedding I always try and make it more humid so it's easier for him, he usually gets done shedding in less then a 12 hour period.

Simple solution just use normal drinking water. Bottled water, or as mentioned above a big 1 gallon jug of spring water is only about 99 cents. You can find some cheaper then that I'm sure.

Welcome to the forums. Go Ducks!!

Definitely would compare myself to Maximus Decimus Meridious. Russel crow is a champion. I can remember in grade school on a few separate occasions my teachers held me after class the last day, and told me they believed I would be a leader. They said I have a certain presence that inspires.

Pygmy chameleons :>. I just hatched my first clutch and boy are these guys entertaining! Pygmies also utilize all the space they can get. They will head toward the ground and look for food. And they will also climb any branches or twigs you place up high. They can live in a group or...

Sigh... Can we just ban this infant? It would benefit everyone on this forum.

Please don't get a chameleon.... Your getting yourself way in over your head... These are not corn snakes or leopard geckos where you set them up and forget about them. These extremely docile creatures are very very sensitive. Definitely not a child pet.

You need to research. And then research some more. When your done researching, go and research some more.

While hiking in the foothills near my home I found a legless lizard. I'm not sure of what decent it was from. But it was definitely unique and very intriguing.

If your close to Irvine you can hold my chameleon lol.