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haha, i dont mean to sound rude by laughing.. but its that last sentence that made me laugh.. i also heard from my "chameleon dealer" that when they are young, theyre practically made of rubber.. now as for this theory.. im not going to test it.. ill assume its not true. and as for my new male...

well im sure someone already said this.. i just kinda skipped everyones replies.. but that "teeter" thing, where they move 2 legs back and forth a few times, its completely normal.. theyre trying to look like "a leaf blowing in the wind" and as for the water temp. it should be at least room...

hi, my rather young female Veiled chameleon has been acting fine lately. just sometimes when she is at her favorite perch spot, relaxing, she closes her right eyelid and seems to squeeze it shut rather hard. while her eyelid is closed, it looks like she is moving her eye around inside.. she...

Hm. well out of my "mediocre" chameleon handling experiences.. as everyone else said, this seems normal. I just recently gained my young veiled's trust, they now feed from my hand and are glad to walk onto my hand if its presented to them. i dont force them on or anything.. it just took a month...

Alright, ill get a new terrarium asap

Both chameleons are doing very well now. i made sure to cover up the raw soil with some coconut bark so that they couldnt access those nasty white, fertile ball things. The breeder where i got my baby veileds from gave me another chameleon free of charge :). both are doing well and are getting...

darn.. well 95 degrees for a baby? its at 87 right now and im worried that its too hot, can they develope thermal burns easily? also Odysseus (the cham) died last night, all the vets were closed. the only one which was open had no one in there that knew about chameleons, let alone any reptiles...

I keep the temperature around low-mid 80s and around 87 in the basking area. yes i use 2 uvb light bulbs, both also have 30% uva output. i use a tube (long rod like) uvb bulb and one squiggly sort of bulb that fits into a typical reptile lamp. their setup is "perfect" as said by the chameleon...

I just recently purchased 2 veiled chameleons (6 weeks old i think, or around the age) and one is male, and one is a female. They both eat regularly until fruit flies and crickets no longer interest them. i water them about 4 times a day and watch them gulp water until their thirst seems...

I have 2 chameleons and one might need to visit the vet, how much do they normally charge for a dehydration case?