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I use the reptisun T5 HO and love them. You may also want to look into a solarmeter it does help to know if your light is putting out any uvb, i have had new bulbs that light and put no uvb out.

I just had two clutches , one had 45 and the other had 41 and both were 100% hatch rate.

I have done this before , just apply gentle pressure on the skin under the mouth of the chameleon and have the syringe ready. They don't like to keep there mouth open long so be ready, and slowly feed her.

congrats he look very awesome. enjoy your new family member.

He looks good , just give him some time.

I have had the very same issue , I used bottle to flush her eye out and used zoo med reptile fogger . After a few days it fix the eye problem.

My male chameleon is pretty laid-back relaxed.

Can any one recommend a good vet in my area Roseville CA . Always look for better vet with chameleon experience. Thanks

I started with male Panther Chameleon and haven't looked back. Depending on the local you can have all the colors of the rainbow.

Awesome plant your chameleon will love it.

I use Reptisun 5.0 T5 HO with Lugarti T5 uvb light reflector and love the combination. http://www.lugarti.com/reptile-lighting/135-t5-uvb-light-reflector.html#/40-size-48

Yea they look to be female to me. Also males wont go for so cheap. Here are two photos of males im selling and there 4 months old. you can see the difference.

I would call you vet and ask for liquid calcium syrup. I have used it on all of my pregnant females to make sure the get enough calcium. Also make sure you dust here food with calcium powder, i use Rep Cal green label.

From what i can see you need to add more Branches and cover so he will have places to hide when he feels scared and larger cage too. It should look like a jungle lots of places to hide, and when he feels safe he will come out.

You could try flushing his eye out with bottled water. Also i would use a zoo med fogger at night to help with humidity and make sure you mist him at least four times a day . dehydration is a problem with chameleons , i use a mist king mister and that should solve the problem.

I have always used silkworms for hand feeding and it always seems to work for me.

I have two males left about four months old.

I am having troubles with one of my males , He wont show any interest in any female i put in his cage. If i leave her in his cage at some point he will go after her. I also tried putting both of them on a tree branch and he will still go after her. Just seeing if any body has had this problem ...