Largest/oldest chameleons thread! Include size/weight/age/diet and if enticed pictures of housing

[MarkP6644]

This could help us to gather more information on potential nurturing factors (nature vs. nurture) that some owners may do differently, (possibly without even realizing it), that provide a longer, healthier (
and potentially happier) life for our beloved ones. For those apprehensive folk (I am referring to you @cyberlocc & @jajeanpierre), please feel free too provide any sort of verifiable proof.

 

[MarkP6644]

Tomorrow when I have access to a cell phone, I can send some better pics! As for now, to start the thread, here's a potato quality pic from my laptop of one of my sweethearts, Daisy's (female veiled, has laid eggs, but not currently gravid) indoor terrarium. She is 14.5" and weighs 149grams. She does spend a lot of time free roaming on plants outside, and in my larger outdoor enclosures. Currently, my largest male, is a male veiled at 23" and 320grams (as of yesterday).

 

[LindsayG]

Tomorrow when I have my gf's phone I can send some better pics! As for now, to start the thread, here's a potato quality pic from my laptop of one of my sweetheart Daisy's (female veiled, has laid eggs, but not currently gestating) indoor terrarium. She is 14.5" and weighs 149grams. She does spend a lot of time free roaming on plants outside, and in my larger outdoor enclosures. Currently, my largest male, is a male veiled at 23" and 320grams (as of yesterday).

I don't see a potato

 

[MarkP6644]

My apologies, it kept giving me errors and wouldn't allow me to upload the photo...Also; my smallest is a 18month old female veiled (I think she is a bit special, but she is the sweetest and funniest) @ ~9.5inches and 64grams (she's not gravid at the moment either, a virgin, but did lay an infertile clutch about 3 weeks ago)