CharlieCharmingo
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The pictures are pretty dark considering the sun etc., but Uhm Tony is passive aggressively trying to force me to take him outside. He even opened the door.
(Passive) Aggressive Chameleon
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Looks like he has a larger free range than you expected 
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.XxSepiorxX
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Not really sure what you mean by passive and aggressive chameleon. How long has it been since you took him out? You should take him outside every once in while. I took my chameleon out 3 times every week. Sunlight is very good for a chameleon's skin, as it has plenty of UVB and UVA which is important for good skin heath. But he may just want to get some natural sunlight! Just let him out .
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CharlieCharmingo
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Looks like he has a larger free range than you expected
Haha I'm pretty sure in a past life he was a cat. Left up to him I'd let him out at sun rise and he'd come home just in time for bed.
CharlieCharmingo
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No lol not passive AND aggressive. Passive aggressive. It was a joke. I took him out just the other day. I take him out any time there's a good sunny day. He likes being outdoors. He usually goes from the front yard to the drive way to the backyard (with me following) then back. One time he tried to walk up the whole street, he's crazy.
XxSepiorxX
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Most of us have a crazy trait with our chameleon. Like mine would try to climb anything, sticks, DVD racks, even climb to my back, and to my head lol. All of this is probably because where I brought mine, that cage almost had NOTHING to climb.
CharlieCharmingo
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Thank you!
CharlieCharmingo
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Haha yea I know, that's what makes having a chameleon great. They are so interesting if you give them a chance. Interesting, I'm guessing you rectified the situation and gave him LOADS on things to climb in his new cage?
jajeanpierre
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No, yours liked to climb because he was a chameleon. It's what they do.
Nothing crazy or unusual about that. If you have him where he is feeling vulnerable or afraid, he will try to go up and find safety. A happy relaxed chameleon tends to stay put and wait for food to come by.
CharlieCharmingo
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Haha. Just tell him to never give up and one day he'll be able to curl those cute little stuck together toes.
That sounds like a good plan
