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You bet mine does :p

I am cleaning out my chameleon's cage, it's starting to smell to much like her! XD and I was wondering if you can use winded on glass and plastic terrariums. So can you? Lol thanks!!:D

Lol wow I would have thought they would get sick!:p as long as the microwave isn't on I guess they would be fine though!!! :D

Oh she is so so sweet!!!:) Although sometimes it is better not to hold them everyday. I usually only hold my Jackson's once or twice every two weeks or so. If your chameleon is fine with it though I don't necessarily see it to be that big of a problem. Just be cautious :p and she really is sweet!

Lol and I don't know how to upload two photos to a post! But if you have ever gotten your Cham to do funny things like this post your photos on this thread!:p

My Cham loves to pose for pictures! Being the poser that she is she allowed me to take a couple of pictures of her posing with little toys!:D (Sorry for the blurry quality I had to take the pictures from my phone because it was not working to upload on it and it became blurry on my iPad! :()

Although my chameleon doesn't actually have anything wrong with her, I know that I will need a vet for her. I have searched the Internet for a vet who takes chams but haven't found any! I could really use some help or advice as to how to find a vet for my Cham. (I live in north Mississippi.)

My dear sweet Agnes! :p

Ok thank you! I will actually head out there ASAP to pick up some plants for my lovely Cham! :p

I know that you can put live plants in chameleon cages, which is what I am planning on doing, but I would really like to know some common plants found in my area. I don't want to have to pay ridiculous prices for plants which is why I want to buy them locally. I currently live in North...

preferably metal

I am making my female Jackson's chameleon a custom cage, however, I have no idea where to start. I could really use some help as to what is absolutely necessary, what helps, and just things that are commonly found in these cages. Thanks!!! :D

the skin is right behind her head, at her tail, and at the top of her back.

My female Jacksons chameleon has been having flaky skin. I, being new to owning a chameleon, am completely lost as to what i should do. Is it normal for a young chameleon to have flaky skin or should I be concerned?

Oh, ok thank you! I do have a piece of wood in there, I will remove and also try to get her into a bigger habitat!:D

My chameleon isn't a year yet, I am not sure of what the exact amount of months is. My chameleons cage has a metal top with netting and she has been having some flaking skin. As I haven't been able to find any reptile vets in the area are there any suggestions as to what I can do at home?

I am not exactly sure how to post pictures on this but I believe I have :o

I am new to having a chameleon so obviously I have several questions, but one I really need to know is my female Jackson's chameleons cage has a very pungent coppery smell that kinda makes me woozy. She currently has all fake plants (her habitat with real plants is still in the process of being...

Stinky cage Hi I am new to the forums but I have something that has seriously had me puzzled. I am not only new to forums but I am new to having a chameleon, and my chameleons cage smells distinctly of copper and it kinda makes me woozy. Is that normal for chameleon cages or should I be...