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Alright, I’ll keep an eye on them, thanks!

He’s adult now, I’ve only seen him eat his plants a few times but that was when he was younger, I feed roaches but I hand feed them. The marks are noticeably smaller than his mouth but then again I’m not sure.

My plants get munched in every once In awhile.. I’m guessing maybe it could be crickets? But there are also occasional gnat looking bugs flying around, anything I can to do prevent it?

Thanks guys I’ll defenetly look into it !

Yes but it’s better to buy more expensive ones that are safe than cheap bad ones :) I actaully posted a similar thread about these, but I went through the comments on amazon and someone had said upon rinsing them , green came off, which isn’t a good sign. Just make sure when looking for fake...

Yes but it’s better to buy more expensive ones that are safe than cheap bad ones :) I actaully posted a similar thread about these, but I went through the comments and someone had said upon rinsing them , green came off, which isn’t a good sign. Just make sure when looking for fake plants...

I’m looking for a good plant light for my enclosure, I have a Pothos and some tree in there (I know it’s safe I just frogot the name) that seems to be needing some extra light. It has to be a 6500K plant light right? Can someone post some amazon ones y’all think would work? Thanks!

I second on keeping an eye on any possible infections, but just to let you know, Cham nails can take a while to grow back, so don’t be too worried if you don’t see much progress :)

It seems he dosent have long left, but if you can I suggest a vet ASAP. You also should fill out the how to ask for help. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/ Can you also post a picture of the Cham and setup? I hope for the best.

I'm not sure if there is or not... But all I know is that most chams (or at least mine) will become bright/colorful if defensive or happy, usually its easy to tell. But when they're a darker shade of colors, they can be upset, sick, cold, or in some cases just trying to absorb more light. Most...

I’d suggest asking a vet for info on correct dosage and how often you use it instead of trying on your own. Just to make sure you’re doing the right thing

Can you maybe post a picture of him and his enclosure?

I personally have a veild Cham bought from a local reptarium. Depending on where you buy them, they can get kind of pricy, but usually panther chams can be significantly more, and jackson chams usually run less, and stay a bit smaller than said panther and veild. It all depends on your opinion...

@GUNNY One Shot, it’s alright, we’re all here to help eachother out. May I ask what kind of Cham you're planning to get ? Otherwise, thank you so very much for your service! :D

I’ve always admired your photography skills.. ;)

I feel like there’s not a ones best when it comes to chams, the best thing is variety, to keep them fed and happy :p

Just overcome your buggy fear, and do what’s best for the chams. At least that’s what I do ;)

Same with mine, not sure what causes it. I thought I may have had his branches too close to the lights, and he could have brushed his head against the hot screen, but again, not sure. Everything’s fine though, no other issues :D

Upon going through many threads with cham issues, something that is usually brought up are the fact people are feeding them mealworms. Now I get it, you learn from your mistake, don’t do it later on. Problem is a lot of chameleon care sheets/sites recommend these as a staple diet, as well as...

Very cool, love the colors! :cool: