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what about that spur? is it normal for females to have a little spur too?

i got this veiled chameleon 2 months ago and the guy at the pet store told me it's a female, but just right now I noticed spurs on its back feet. The spurs are really tiny and not noticeable tho, also it's veil isn't really big and it doesn't have a fancy coloration but rather a dull green, so...

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are you guys talking about my chameleon or something else lool

its only on one side

He has this bump the day I got him, I'm assuming he's around 2.5 months old. Can someone tell me what is it and what should I do

He has this bump the day I got him, I'm assuming he's around 2.5 months old. Can someone tell me what is it and what should I do

I think that bump got bigger oh god o_O

Here is an update on his size please reply

Is it normal for my male to look like this cuz it doesn't seem like he gained any size since I got him

I did post some pictures in other posts. Thank you

That's my plan hahahaha

Hi I'm really new to the forum and I'm still trying to figure things out haha

how much should I be feeding my 8 month old female veiled chameleon and my 2.5 month old male veiled chameleon?

i have a 8 month old female veiled chameleon. I only have calcium with d3 right now and I dust the crickets with them almost everyday, but I heard you're only suppose to dust with d3 twice a month. What will happen to a chameleon if it's given d3 everyday?

I try to feed him crickets that are a little bigger than pin heads cuz I wanna stuff him with food so he'll never get hungry, I dust them with calcium+d3 every meal. I'm not really worrying about him getting too fat at this age I just want him to eat as much as possible and hopefully get a...

No I haven't weighed him I just judge his size based on pictures of him I took before

what do i do with him not growing lol

does the picture look like worms to you, and how do i get rid of them? youre talking about parasites right? im in taiwan right now and maybe the 3-4 month rule doesnt apply here.