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It's hard to say with Ender. He's still got the colors of a Veiled his age--not very developed and pretty green with yellow. But a relatively distinctive pattern, so maybe. Peter is an easy yes :) He's got great, unique colors and a feisty personality haha

I rescued a 1.5 year old Veiled cham from a woman who didn't know how to take care of him about a month ago. I really wanted a Panther cham, but I just couldn't pass up seeing him being treated the way he was... He's got amazing colors for anyone who just wants him as a pet or even for...

Hahaha!!! :D No, it was clear, I just have no idea the names of the different locale of any species of chameleon so I'm just here playing dumb ;)

I think at that age they pretty much shed every few weeks

Lol wow, what a problem xD I'd gently wipe it off

Awesome, thanks guys. Could I completely replace their diets with mulberry leaves, greens, carrots and bell peppers, or should I just stick with buying chow?

I've basically made it a rule to cross-check everything pet store people tell me... they are most of the time basing their info on assumption, not experience. Just a month back a bought a 1.5 year old male veiled from a woman who had named him "Superwoman" because she thought he was a female...

Is it... a baby panther chameleon? :D

Almost completely out of hornworm chow. I'm gonna order more but it's the weekend and I didn't plan enough ahead. What can I feed them until I get chow?

Yep, MBD right there. Definitely started before you got him, so it seems... no way it's gotten that bad so quick! At least I would imagine... Hopefully your vet knows what to suggest to help and you can do the right thing to handle it. You can always come here for tons of info on what exactly...

Yeah he should shed every couple weeks minimally at that age... even at 8 months, Ender is shedding at about that rate. For your guy a shed should be pretty quick. Might not even notice.

How old is your cham? My 1.5 year old takes a few days and it comes on really slow, especially on his head. But my 8 month old only takes about a day. How long ago was his last shed?

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You don't HAVE to hand feed, but so far as I've experienced, it's the quickest way to gain their trust when "taming".

A roach got out last night... almost s*** myself this morning when I saw it scurrying across the floor. Luckily I captured it but now I have to look for the hole in my enclosure... sigh

Yay!!! Cute chameleon babies!!:D

That's pretty normal to my understanding

Sometimes they just need extra space for a while :)

You really should have a basking spot with heat... there are other ways to make the enclosure at a nice ambient temp

I've seen it happen with Ender once. Wouldn't worry too much.