Introduction

[kmb89]

Just joined.
I have a new Meller's cham, courtesy of Tiki Tiki, as of Sunday.
I've heard that these guys are more finicky than veileds and panthers.
If anyone has tips or suggestions, feel free to speak up.
I'm like a sponge at this point https://www.chameleonforums.com/images/smilies/tongue.gif

 

[Olimpia]

Welcome to the forum! I'm not familiar at all with Meller care but there are lots here that are, and will be more than willing to chime in. I'm pretty sure that they are slightly different from veileds and panthers, but with the proper know-how they don't have to be difficult to care for.

Post photos of your new guy soon! We love photos.

 

[Vegas Chad]

I am glad that it is doing well for you, he has been eating LG crix and Super Worms. Give him a good shower and some alone time until he is used to his new digs. Read up on the free range stuff that I was talking about at the show.


Also, give this area of the forum a read:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/melleri-group/

 

[bridgofaith]

This site has great info: Melleri Discovery Water,water,water. Leave him/her alone. Water again.

 

[kmb89]

I am glad that it is doing well for you, he has been eating LG crix and Super Worms. Give him a good shower and some alone time until he is used to his new digs. Read up on the free range stuff that I was talking about at the show.


Also, give this area of the forum a read:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/melleri-group/

I was meaning to ask, but in my excitement forgot;
Do you know whether this one is WC or CB?

Thanks for the input everyone. I've done nothing but frequent waterings and daily feeding thus far. I've rarely seen stress colors (the trip home aside). I am very happy with him/her, and plan to schedule a check-up with Dr. Funk this week or next https://www.chameleonforums.com/images/smilies/smile.gif

 

[sandrachameleon]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[tonis]

Welcome to the forums man

 

[kmb89]

Thank you!

 

[Vegas Chad]

He is a WC... We had him for about 6 weeks.