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mine got out and i found him hanging upside down under my bed. he was sleeping so i got him in the morning.

thanks cain. im just waiting right now for the little guy to get here. my mom has to go out so im staying home to get him. ive got everything set up just waiting for the new addition. the temps are at 75 ambient and his basking is 82 degrees farenheit. im going to mist down the cage this...

it was pretty neat the way the sd show was setup but i wish they had a bigger place because that place was tight, you could hardly walk without bumping into someone.

haha nice. i saw chickens at the last one here in sd, some got out though so idk how that went

im am going to welcome a new baby panther tomorow. whats the habitat difference between veildes and panthers? as far as temps and humidity i mean.

is there something around his cage that could freak him out. my chameleon goes crazy when theres another gecko out. how is he now?

ive heard 5 years for female panthers and 7 for male panthers. veileds are 5-7 for females and 6-9 for males. thats from a book i read.

my charlie used to be nice but now shes a meany. whenever i get my hand close to her she gets all crazy and puff. then i tried gloves and she bit them and went crazier. any tips to get her to be handable shes about 7 months

The first time I saw my chameleon drink was after a couple weeks of having her. It is very exciting to see them drink the firse time. Im trying the rodent water bottle watering way, because the chameleons are attracted to the shiny tip of the bottle as well as the dripping water.

OMG!! i was just in hawaii and on kaui and i forgot to look for chameleons!!!

The petsmart gave me my ball of love haha

Very nice babies! i cant wait till they are ready to go!

San Diego here too. Tierresanta.

with the hyperextension comment i was reffering to the tongue.

I think I know the answer you are looking for: Hyperextension of the tongue. It happens when a chameleon strikes a prey item and the tongue fails to return to the mouth. this could of happened when she was eating or drinking

i wouldnt risk it with veileds because they are extremely territorial and will eat or kill the frog. i believe you can put them in with most pygmyes as long as they have identical temps and humidity. Pygmyes are not territorial i believe because i have seen setups with 2 and 3 pygmes in the tank.

I think it would depend on the type of chameleon. Some chameleon species would see the frog as a food item. If you are useing pygmys I do not think it would be a problem since frogs like the type of cage setup that pygmys require.

good luck with owning him.. they are a great experience to keep and observe

i never done this before but some people put them in the shower a couple of times a week or a couple of times a day, depending on the chameleon's dehydration

wow! that is a big cage! she should love it!! as for age i would guess no more than 4.5 months. my little girl is 6 months and is about 6.5 inches long. She bit me with gloves on which is good that i was wearing them. eventually she will probably hate you like mine :) have you picked out a...