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Sorry to say she's sliding take pictures for documentation. I'm sorry you have to sit through this it sucks. I learned a hard lession with a pair of WC johnstonii that I never got my money back. Buying WC chameleons is now a last resort for me.

I don't have or want facebook but I'll be here or BKG, phone and also E-mail.

And not only send it back but keep it away from you other chameleons like in another room. Remind me not to ever get a chameleon or anything else from them wow some nerve sending an animal out in that condition.

Do yourself a favor and send it back it looks bad.

Yes they can get uv in the shade but not as much as if they are in direct sunlight. Also on certain days cloud cover could produce as much uv or more all depends how cloudy it is the clouds seem to disperse the uv on a broader band.

If he's hanging upside down on the screen to close to the bulb it could be a start of a burn. And burns are yellow in the early stages.

Like he said could be a cut or if he hangs under the basking bulb could be a burn.

Very nice Parsonii.

Very cool they are bigger then I expected.

I was hopeing to get mine before the weekend. But what ever you think.

The long tube is uv stays during the day.

UV light during the day also a basking light ( household bulb) no light at night. Make sure the basking bulb is not to hot by useing some kind of temp gage. You could use another compact flourescent for more lighting.

To help recoup your losses I'm willing to give you one of my offspring if I have any. Thank you.

A solar meter would be most useful here. I know they cost but in the long run they are a very useful tool towards captive husbandry.

A small cage has it's advantages the main one being they can find food easyer and you can find the chameleon for observation.

All systems are go for placment of the cage and the cage itself. The rose bush and wild vines makes a nice canopy and not to mention all the little insects they will be getting when I leave the doors open under supervision. Being so small and young I'm limiting the amout of sun they will be...