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Hes right about that, my sister has a celica.

okay, today she is spending about half her time on the bottom of the cage. What should i do?

Go for it. i bought my chameleon on a whim, i hadn't even considered getting a chameleon before i bought mine, and my chameleon is very healthy almost 4 months later. I'm 15, i barely have the wages to take care of all my pets, but i figure out a way, and so far, my parents have not helped me...

cool! she can play in the garden, and i can hose off her cage! of course, i'll keep a very close eye on her.

would it be okay to take my veiled chameleon outside today, its 69-71 in the shade, and 85-90 in the sun?

yea, my cham got out for the first time about a month ago, she was sitting on the cage, 3 inches to the left of the door on the cage, basking underneath her uvb light. lol, she could've gone anywere in the house, but she chose to just enjoy the uvb.

1.0.0 is one male, 3.0.0 is 3 males, 0.1.0 is one female, 0.0.1 is one unsexed

good chameleon information website here, this should help.

i don't think i could wait that long, i would have to preoccupy myself with something else. Like maybe getting my retfs ready to breeds.

i wonder if it has a bite like a chameleon, cuz at 2 feet long, that would be a very nasty bite!

yea, i would do the same, most plastic will melt under heat. and burning plastic can't be good for a chameleon.

the format and size of your pics make a HUGE difference.

4 month veiled, lol.

thanks! yea a diy sticky would help alot of people out.

Heres a little tutorial on how to make a cricket duster. Supplies- exact-o knife, or pocket knife hot melt glue sticks and gun 2 small plastic containers 1 small plastic container lid a few square inches of screen or some kind of mesh Here is the container i used, i used two of these...

yea, we covered that a tiny bit in science in 7th grade, but of course, that was a few years ago.

well, she knows were her food would be if she was hungry, and she waits by her food bowl, so i don't think shes looking for food. Maybe she is "patrolling" her territory, because she only spends a few minutes at best at the bottom.

huh, and were did u learn all of this?

well, look at the other part, it says ground lion. As if there were a tree lion? of corse, chameleons would make a good tree lion. i just think it is odd that is says "ground lion", because chameleon are tree dwellers.

I found this interesing http://www.search.com/reference/Chameleon It says that it means earth lion, lol, thats not right.