That must be the most pictures I've ever seen of the same chameleon at a given time...beautiful though, almost think 10 pix could covered how beautiful he is:D
Don't be scared of by some people playing police, I'm sure someone will have some good info for you, although it will not be me because I no nothing about that species.
It IS possible to get a permit for keeping them, especially if the aim is to breed them. Good luck
I almost shit a swing when my cham jumped once, didn't know they could do that. I picked him up off the tree and he didn't want to go so he jumped from my hand to the tree and dangled by a branch, I'm much more careful now.
Ok humping a worm must be even creepier... and knowing that this actually does happen more often than I thought is kind of a relief, but it takes away from the specialness.lol
And the dominance think makes sense, either that or he was just a really horny mo-fo. He was kind of a big male and...
Mine is about that age but only eats about 8-15 large crickets daily if doesn't catch a grasshopper or something
And I find he eats less if fed once a day so I feed twice
That's what I was wondering(if anybody's heard or seen this before)... this might just be the strangest behavior ever and I was the victim. I just remembered about it this morning when my cham really gripped my hand and I had a flashback.lol. I feel strangely lucky but also quite violated
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This needs to be said, a few years ago I picked up a chameleon that was crossing the road, I wanted to take it to our farm. We stopped at a greenhouse to buy something, can't remember what, but it was on my hand while I was walking through the plants and suddenly started gripping my hand very...
My wife named my Veiled Smarti (After a colourful sweet almost like M&M's don't know if its in other countries as well) but thats not the hard part...naming my son is turning out to be a challenge, got 3 months left to decide
I definitely disagree with that statement, although we all live under one sun, its intensity varies dramatically because of the curvature of the earth... The sun might shine directly and without blocking in some parts and be cool and less intense regarding UVB and in some areas the UVB exposure...
All research I did suggested 5.0, 2.0 being too little to be effective and 10.0 being too harsh. I guess there are exceptions to this rule like maybe the placement from the cage but it truly is as someone els already pointed out, the 10.0 does not mimic tropical sunshine and is meant for desert...