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Thanks for everyone's help with this. I have moved the lamp further away to see if that helps with the heat and how his behavior changes. I will do my best to make sure everything is "top shape" and "tickety boo." Will you updated on this thread. thanks again.

its not digitial, its analog (with the hands that move and point to the temperature)

and the cage is 24 inches long (2 ft) 26 inches tall (2 ft 2 inches) and 12 inched width (1 ft)... do you really think that is too small? He is only 4-5 months old. when he starts to get bigger I will definitely upgrade. How big should it be for cham his size?

lol, i did put him back in his cage. The 100W is only on by itself, when I turn it off (after 8 hours) is when the 60W heat bulb comes on, then when I go to bed the 60W night (red) bulb comes on. p.s. I use the Zoo Med PowerSun UV Self-Ballasted Mercury Vapor Flood Lamp (100W) 2:0 Calcium...

and he started digging again in his laying bin (in case he decides to lay eggs) :)

Ok...let's see which of these I can answer...... if you look at a previous response there is a link to a different thread with a picture of him. Cage: screen, 24''x26"x12" Lighting: 100W UVA/UVB/Heat -on for 8hrs/day, then 60w day heat in evening and 60w night heat overnight Temperature...

I started a new thread because the last post on the previous thread was in December. Anyway, he has not started digging in the new bin yet. He's only been in there for a few hours. I saw him near the bottom with the same coloration he was showing when he was digging previously in his cage...

any thoughts to why he is digging?

I am re-posting this where people have actually looked recently. I have a male chameleon - I am posting a picture so you can see the spurs on his hind legs. However, he recently started hanging out at the bottom of the cage and started digging - much like a female would do before she lays an...

Here is a picture of Clarence, or is it Clarice? In my opinion, that is a clear spur on the back of his heel. Am I wrong?

Male Digging I too, have a MALE chameleon that is digging. I am not an idiot, he clearly has spurs on both his hind legs. I do not know why he is doing this either. However, I am doing all the things I would normally do for a female chameleon to see what happens (this is currently happening). I...