Make cage batter.

[serg202]

Sí

ok then

 

[serg202]

what typ of chameleon do you have and wht gender is it

 

[The Wild One]

Lol I didn’t know what language to use.

 

[The Wild One]

what typ of chameleon do you have and wht gender is it

I have a female veiled

 

[serg202]

wich ever one you whant to speak.

 

[serg202]

me too i have a female veild.

 

[The Wild One]

Can you please post pics of the back ankles?

 

[The Wild One]

And where did you get her from? If it was a pet store then 90% of the time they are wrong about the gender.

 

[serg202]

ill try too because she is mean dose not like to be hold

 

[serg202]

I did but I know that if she has no spers then she is a female and is she has spers it is male.

 

[The Wild One]

ill try too because she is mean dose not like to be hold

They aren’t really touchy animals but @Beman has a really good blog about hand feeding to build trust so you can get them out when need be.

 

[serg202]

 

[JackRipper]

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How long she had that ankle bracelet? Looks like more than one shed built up

 

[Jack135]

How long she had that ankle bracelet? Looks like more than one shed built up

I actually think is a v low translucent

 

[Beman]

Here is the blog link about building trust. https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/building-trust-with-your-chameleon.2396/

 

[JackRipper]

I actually think is a v low translucent

I'm sorry I don't follow, please explain.

 

[Jack135]

so a translucent chameleon has a mutation causing a lack of pigment which makes certain areas appear white or pink, I have a high translucent myself. There are low and high translucents low have less white patches while white have more. This is just the basic explanation, if you want to know more just google it or ask me.

 

[Jack135]

Oh, wait do you mean the shed skin around the ankle? I thought you meant the other hind foot with the white and pink toes.

 

[JackRipper]

Yes the shed looks built up into a bracelet of sorts. You are very knowledgeable in the area of pigment mutations, it is a fun field when it comes to snakes however I'm still not sure why breeders have targeted this mutation in chameleons as they are already more on the flimsy side I feel that breeding in any mutation could further weaken their amune systems or cause blindness at early ages. The black piebald trans looks pretty cool tho.

 

[serg202]

I have tride to take off the old skin but she would try to bite me .