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I had a landlord that specified "no pets" and he loved my chameleon. I don't even think he regarded her as a pet... But keep your head up. Things get better, and even if you have to rehome them, make sure you can get them back.

Steve Jobs, because it just seemed so...right. My first veiled was named Beyonce because when she got cranky she could be Sasha Fierce.

I just read Steve Jobs the current Apple stock, and whatever is new on the Apple frontpage... ...I really don't know why his name is Steve. He got named during a nap session with the boyfriend.

You could cup feed, but I think I'd be really paranoid about him being able to touch the bulbs.

Don't put your lights in the enclosure. Put them on top.

Thanks guys. I forgot about superworms! And yes Lloyd, he's coming with all his stuff. Laurie, I think Paris has a diff lighting schedule, and he takes him out a LOT.

So, my friend Paris is moving to California. He has a 5 year old veiled cham, named Vladamir, and he isn't planning on taking him with him. He's going to let me take him in, so obviously I'm very excited. He was the dad of the first veiled I had (RIP Beyonce). So I'm curious about the rest of...

MOMMMMM you're ruining my life!

Very nice. Loved how squeamish the anchor was too.

That looks amazing!

Cannot wait to lay out and sunbathe with my little dude. Oh Detroit, why do you do this to us?

I have a panther from Chamalot and he is pretty awesome. Also Dez from that company is registered on here and they are very nice and very informative.

Well now Steve the panther has all of a sudden decided to chomp on the pothos.

Steve does it too. He only does it every couple of months though, he's 7 months old now. He sure isn't starving, I actually wonder if he eats too much. But yet I'll wake up to him trying to chomp on a leaf. He has a pothos but he doesn't try to bite it, just the fake stuff.

What a great post.

Obviously I haven't been on forums in years. That used to be my biggest rage thing...Oops haha.

If that new movie Rango is going to make chameleon ownership very appealing to a large amount of people. I was watching the pre-show for the Oscars and they had a very adorable male panther chameleon crawling up a host's carefully styled hair, and I had to laugh, since she was freaking out...

So no one read that article? :)

Figured it was appropriate to post this article I found on Mental_Floss here: How and Why Do Chameleons Change Color?

I know exactly how you feel. Warm, humid, and a tanning bulb? I want that...