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Mad Max is a really sweet chameleon, but when he gets aggressive, territorial or wants to show off he gets like this. His body flattens out like a pancake and his tail curls in and out of a spiral. He's very proud of himself. Especially if you give him a CATWALK, then your really get to see him shine. He's a complete show-off.

Baby chameleon drinking up water off the side of its enclosure

Time to deep clean the cages so we took all our little ones out to play.

Our first clutch has gotten big enough to move to a screen cage! We move the little guys into their very own small cage. So exciting

Shade does an amazing job handling a baby chameleon. It's easy to get startled so it's good to tell kids if they're holding a chameleon or lizard you'll be happy to take it from them at anytime.

Babies eating fruit flies and crickets

A worm for you, and a worm for you, and a worm for you! Everybody gets a worm! Hand feeding 4 month old chameleons with mealworms.

This little guy gets his tongue stuck on a branch....then a second time and can't get it back inside his mouth - until he flips his head around and gets it straightened out. I've never seen this before or since

Our day-old baby veiled chameleon cuddles in my hand for the first time. It's just a few hours old.

Our Baby Ambilobe Panther Chameleon smiles and blows bubbles!!!

Our two baby Ambilobe Panther Chameleons are starting to get their colors! I put in some fruit flies for their breakfast too - they're not so interested in that...

These are the final four veiled chameleons that we will ever have. It's bittersweet, but it's time. They are all hanging out outside on a plant, enjoying life.

All of our newborn baby Ambilobe Panther Chameleons are back in their clean container! :)

This is so beautiful 😍- our little panther lady drinking rain water. All chameleon owners are familiar with this- but a lot of people don’t know that chameleons can only drink moving water. They don’t recognize still water as a source. So you get a little window watching what they might do in the wild. It’s so mesmerizing to watch them drink- don’t you agree?

Our juvenile Ambilobe panther chameleons scarf up roaches!!!

Our veiled male chameleon Max’s longest journey yet. A must watch.

A quiet friend came for a visit