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I live in canada, so it gets dry here, but I mist my guy for 15mins total every 24 hours, 10mins spread out through the day, and 5 mins spread out through the night. (mistking)

im so sorry :(

Never feed mealworms to a chameleon, hey can cause impaction. Use superworms instead. :D

please, please, PLEASE fill this out, it will only benefit you and your cham!

yea lol...

I am pretty sure you need to have "Member" status and not "New Member". Just keep being active and you should be able to post soon!

So sorry to hear that... :( He is beatiful, at least he isn't suffering anymore

So sad :(

makes total sense now, thanks! ;)

5-6 crickets every OTHER day

Did you drill holes through the substrate tray and the shelf? How does the water get to the bucket? Just curious sorry! IT looks fantastic!

Is it his whole body, or just his head? male chameleons bob their head when they are trying to attract a mate. Is it anything like this?

congrats!!

A bigger cage for a juvenile isn't a problem at all, after all in the wild they have the whole jungle to themselves! Just make sure you have a feeding station where the bugs won't escape, and adjust your branches for the uvb and heat basking accordingly. Good Luck! :)

grab the cricket by a leg and hold it firmly, it will try to get away but that will make it more appealing to leo :D

Put him on a plant in the shower, point the water towards the wall and let it bounce of the wall onto him, leave him in there for 15mins. Just check on him every few minutes to make sure he's okay.

are you giving her adaquete privacy while she is in the lay bin?

so happy to see that you were able to get him out that of horrible situation with the previous owner, have you done adequate research on panther chameleon husbandry? I wish you and john the best of luck!! :)

if I had to guess, I would say they aren't pets, they are wild chams.

ditto :) the starter system is great, you can comfortably run half a dozen nozzles if need be