males will fight usually till death / starvation / over dominated.
male will constantly pursue female and try to breed her. she will have a shorter lifespan from all of the breeding.
I have a veiled who is also recovering, i dont htink it really affects his shedding too much since he just completed another one. maybe it just might be an age thing and he is slowing down a bit.
i feed them to my panthers once a month. a bit for weight gain and as an "exotic" snack, heh. they seem to like them now, but took a while for them to figure it as edible.
could just be getting settled back into his enclosure. I will keep my cham outside for 2-3 days here and there and when i bring him back in he is more interested in pacing and exploring around rather than eating.
They will try to go flat and rotate around a branch. This is often called "shadowing" a way to hide from predators or cameras;). they also flatten out their bodies while basking to increase more surface area.
Thanks Michele, yor pics from madagascar were awesome.
I got a little ambanja whos daddy looks like this
http://chameleonsonly.com/amandil.htm
and his momma looks something like this
http://www.chameleonsonly.com/Pictures/Inzilbeth%20-%201.JPG
:)
i'll get some pics of him up soon