If brown spots start at the edge of the leaf and spread inward, they’re most likely caused by too little water. If the leaves are also drooping, that’s often a sign that the plant needs water.

When relaxed, Nofy leaf chameleons are “light brown” with darker brown spots scattered across their body. Their tails are a “distinctly lighter” color, and their eyes are “golden.” ...

When relaxed, Nofy leaf chameleons are “light brown” with darker brown spots scattered across their body. Their tails are a “distinctly lighter” color, and their eyes are “golden.” ...

Brown Leaf Chameleon Most of the dwarf chameleon's continental relatives are far larger, including the brown leaf chameleon (pictured). But there is one exception.

It is the first leaf chameleon to be found living in coastal or littoral, rainforests – arguably the island’s most threatened habitat. Once extensive, only around 10 per cent remains.

When relaxed, Nofy leaf chameleons are “light brown” with darker brown spots scattered across their body. Their tails are a “distinctly lighter” color, and their eyes are “golden.” ...

1. Overwatering Fiddle leaf figs are sensitive to overwatering. One of the most common causes of brown spots on fiddle leaf fig leaves is root rot caused by overwatering.

When relaxed, Nofy leaf chameleons are “light brown” with darker brown spots scattered across their body. Their tails are a “distinctly lighter” color, and their eyes are “golden.” ...

When relaxed, Nofy leaf chameleons are “light brown” with darker brown spots scattered across their body. Their tails are a “distinctly lighter” color, and their eyes are “golden.” ...

When relaxed, Nofy leaf chameleons are “light brown” with darker brown spots scattered across their body. Their tails are a “distinctly lighter” color, and their eyes are “golden.” ...