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Just got my new Camera in, so I'll be updating with quite a few pics if that's alright with everyone! 
Well, Today I witnessed Cobalt use one of his back legs to scratch under his chin, than he lifted up his arm and scratched under his arm! Just like a dog would. I wish I had my camera out. Is that...normal?! Just wondering if anyone else has witnessed similar behavior in any species of chams! Post if ya' have! and Thanks...
Michele
I have seen my veiled, Lucutis, scratch skin off his head with his back foot when he is shedding. But that's the only time I've witnessed it.
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1.1.0 Leopard Geckos (Booger & Gimp)
1.0.0 Veiled Chameleon (Lucutis)
I have see my Amblobie Bobo scratching the top of his head with his back foot before. I thought the same thing. He looked like a dog. But considering he thinks he's human.......
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Wendy
Tattooist by Trade
Chameleon Keeper by Heart
Daughter of "DragonLady" Breeder of High Color High Quality Bearded Dragons
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4 Veiled Sunbursts
4 Blue Bar Amblobes
2 Nosey Be's
2 Sambava's
2 Tamatives
1 Ambanja
I saw my male veiled doing the same thing, trying to remove skin from his head. I tried to get a photo. This is as close as I got to capturing it.
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