Yeah and give it cat nip when the pain gets to much (although cat nip is far more effective on male cats)
It's not my video - just off you tube! Mine's got brighter markings than that and much better looking
Oh right They are good looking animals In Mexico there were Iguanas everywhere where we stayed and they are cool as well. They are all pretty much same colour though
I'm getting a Panther Chameleon soon Got the Vivarium etc - Just waiting for my mate to get a delivery, so I can pick one. please log in to view this image
Nice, now that is a looker Just read this which is quite interesting It is a common misconception that chameleons of any kind can change colour to match any colour of their environments. All chameleons have a natural colour range with which they are born, and is dictated by their species. Colour change is, for the most part, subconscious. It is affected by temperature, mood, and light. If, for example, the colour purple is not within the range of colours to which their particular species can change, then they will never turn purple.[1] Head and neck Like most species of chameleons, the panther chameleon is very territorial. It spends the majority of its life in isolation, apart from mating sessions. When two males come into contact, they will change color and inflate their bodies, attempting to assert their dominance. Often these battles end at this stage, with the loser retreating, turning drab and dark colors. Occasionally, the displays result in physical combat if neither contender backs down ----------- Does your mate have a pet shop then?
