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I think my chameleon is dying. he hasent eaten in 2 weeks time and doesnt try, maybe I stressed him out too much from him being WC and didnt give him his space?? he was eating just fine when I got him and seemed to be happy and then one day I noticed he didnt really wanna eat. he has been...

cool beans! Thanks JannB, will do!

This was Jiraiya on the way home from the convention. [/URL][/IMG] I guess all those colors was him showing he was freaking out. (he's on my sisters hand btw) when y'all said he was probably WC it kind of made sense. he was probably the healthiest, most robust looking one out of all the...

well, I read that guys blog and it seems I made almost every mistake he said not to do from the beginning. except for the having his home ready which it was. I guess I got carried away and kinda shot myself in the foot (so to speak) anyway I fed him today like i have been everyday now for a week...

I bought him at repticon Orlando, Fl from a female vendor who seemed to know what she was talking about, but at the moment i was so excited about buying my first chameleon I forgot all the questions I should ha've been asking. I did get a card and no receipt, but for the life of me i dont know...

this makes me a bit sad. my little graceful hates me i think. i've only had him a week but it feels like he despises me. I can get him to eat out of my hand from inside his enclosure but thats about it. after he eats his fill its back to the inner depths of his bush lol

Hey there fellow cham lovers. I recently acquired a graceful cham and he's very young. only about 4-5 months i think. Anyway im trying to tame this fellow but he is very scared of me. I read a few books on chameleons and I know they are by nature, loners and do not like to be handled at all...

maybe is some sort of a wart... at least thats what it looks like from just looking it through a picture

well if i get a veiled then id want a male no more than 2-3 months old. I really want a Jackson's though, no more than 2-3 months. I was thinking about a large pygmy family enclosure, I would start with some unrelated juvenile pygmys and keep them healthy until they decided to mate.

wow thanks for all the different designs. im trying to make a large cage. at least 4feet wide and 5feet tall . 2 or 3 feet deep. so its definitely custom lol. i just need to pick a species...:confused: thats the hard part. ill try to build the cage before the show @ the fairgrounds...

is there any Do it Yourself large cage or enclosure guide?

is anyone from here going to show up? I think its either this weekend or the next.(CORRECTION) May 22nd and 23rd I would like to maybe meet up with some enthusiasts there, my friend Vince and I will be out there, (he's the snake person ) im there for chams only!!!

hello again everyone !!! I am still researching. so my question is. what is the average life expectancy of different species, like the pygmy and the rest of the unnamed smaller species. i tried google and wikipedia but found nothing really specific. i really appreciate the help everyone RG

orlando florida !! I don't have a chameleon yet, but im split 4 ways..... either a Jackson's, panther, or pygmy. I might even get a veiled... im just not sure.

um... when i spoke with the pet bazaar keeper he said jacksons were tougher to keep (meaning delicate) and recommended a veiled since he considered them to be "hardy" now out of these two species, which is more aggresive?

cool, thanks alot everyone for answering so quickly. so lets take a vote! which kind of chameleon should be my first? a) Veiled b) Panther c) Jackson's d) other--(PLEASE NAME)

so people only go for looks ? wow even in the reptile world people only know how to be superficial ... do you know which kinds are the least aggressive? how young should my first chameleon be? i'm leaning towards getting one as young as i can find, some reptile show/expo thing is coming to town...

any friendly types out there ? or maybe the offspring of a friendly set of parents? is this even possible?.... to breed a pair of friendly mature chameleons, to have a better chance of getting friendly offspring?

which Chameleons are best for being handled often?