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I would love to start working on building trust with my little squirt soon, but I don't know at what age he'll be big enough to eat worms? When I got him they told me he was 3 months but he is way smaller so I'm assuming 2 months or a little over. Is 4 months a good time to start with worms?

I use dragon ledges for my enclosure. You can hang potted plants with them and they also make it easier to hang horizontal branches. They don't damage the screen. https://dragonstrand.com/dragon-ledges/

Any Floridians know any good reptile vets? Trying to get my new little squirt a fecal test soon.

Purchased him from Scales and Tails in Daytona FL. I can't get a picture of the back of his feet right now, but he does have the heel spurs. I have a linear T5 HO 5.0 UVB light going diagonally across the top of the enclosure along with a 65 watt bulb in a flukers clamp lamp.

His basking temp right now is 82. Reptile lady told me he was around 3 months but he is teeny tiny.. I have no idea how to tell other than size.

Sorry for the recent spam of posts, I'm a first time cham owner with lots of questions since this is a big learning process for me! My cham is a baby around 3 months old and has been super happy and healthy. We got him Friday afternoon so it's been a little over 2 days we've had him. Recently I...

Thank you for the help!

Thank you! I am using the rep cal supplements, and the cage is just a temporary once since he’s so so little, but we will purchase a bigger one soon. I read a few places it wasn’t great to give baby chams a huge cage right at the start, so I got the smaller option. We’ve only had him for a few...

yes it was an accident lol. all finished now :LOL:

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? He is a 3 month old male veiled chameleon. Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? I have not handled him since we brought him home, I will let him accommodate to his new...

I adopted a baby veiled chameleon on Friday afternoon, he's been doing so good. He hasn't changed to any darker color, has been eating, drinking, and has been very active. He looks like a super healthy cham, but he hasn't pooped yet. He's teeny tiny, looks close to about 2 months old. Any tips...

thank you! i will definitely try this.

yes. i can’t imagine how humid it would be in a glass enclosure, especially since i live in florida.

I just got a baby veiled chameleon and the humidity in his enclosure is too high. All of his other temperatures are great and so are his night humidity levels, but during the day I can’t get the humidity any lower than 55%. does anybody have any suggestions?