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Lol thats the only way i could get a good look at it. Im sure its not a burn.

Anyone know what this is? Its a female. about 2 years old. never laid eggs. eats sheds and is hydrated so overall healthy. very active too.

I read here http://www.chameleonsonline.com/feeding.php that its perfectly normal if they are in a growing period.. mine is about a year old now... and t has grown a lot these past 4 months.. and like I said she looks thin despite the feedings... thats what she looks forward to every day lol food.

OH man! I feed mine like 30 meal worms a day.. like at first I did like 10 every other day but like i could see its ribs when it was like 5 months old.. and now she is about 1 year and to me it looks thin so i started feeding her more crickets and meal worms... like 10 every day... she started...

I figured lol Well.. she is very healthy.. he poop is normal... she isnt dehydrated or anything.. she is a very happy chameleon that is very active, curious and eats a lot. She is always bright green and wanting to be out of the cage... She climbs everything with great strength and her limbs...

I dont "play" with her.. I do that with my dog... She wants to be out of her cage so I take her out lol She is always bright green when Im handling her... she likes my dog and tries to climb on him lol... he just runs away from her and she chases him on the bed Man.. I got her from pet...

I've tried countless times with worms but she doesn't like them.. she only ate one and never did she try to eat another... Okay.. I will do the supplements then... They had told me that the cubes were good enough but i guess they were wrong.. she is still so small... they had told me that...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled Chameleon, female (I think), I’ve had her for six months. Handling – Every day unless she is grumpy. Feeding – 6 crickets a day and then it doesn’t want anymore. Supplements – I give the crickets flukers orange cubes. Watering – I spray the enclosure...

yeah I've had her for six months... even if she was 3 to 4 months old. I've had her for 6 months though..

Does anyone have any idea why my chameleon is still the size of my pinky when she is six months old? I saw some videos on youtube and everyones female chameleons are the size of their hand at six months. She eats a lot and gets plenty of water.. She likes to be taken out sometimes...