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I really need a gram scale! ;)

Thanks all! I agree with a good quality gutload and have followed that routine. I also try to feed a varied diet, and don't want to make him "fat". I want him to have natural healthy fad pads and thought a few of the fattier feeders would help with that initially. I will try to feed "more...

Thanks again. coastalsilkworms.com was the first I checked and they say they are out of stock. Same with many other vendors. I'll keep looking. I was actually at this persons house to purchase a crested gecko from her. When I saw the set-up (or lack thereof) of the chameleon, I offered to take...

Thanks Jannb! A quick internet search is showing a lot of suppliers out of stock for live silkworms. I'll keep looking! I am not familiar with ProZyme. Is this the product you are referring to? : http://www.petfooddirect.com/Product/3186/Prozyme-All-Natural-Enzyme-Dietary-Food-Supplement-Powder

I took in a male veiled chameleon last night that is pretty skinny. He is estimated at 1 1/2 years old. He shows no signs of any other problems and a quick fecal float last night showed no parasites. He is just skinny. Very little fat in his casque, and a slight bony appearance. Previous owner...

http://www.eastcoastreptilesuperexpos.com/ Wondering if anyone from here will be at the show this Saturday? Vending or attending? thanks!

Cool! Hope it is a success!

With the variety she gets, it is probably closer to 20 per day. 4-5 of this, 4-5 of that, etc. She would probably eat more than that if I let her. I just don't want to make her unhealthy by overfeeding. Is that even possible? Or should I let her eat until she shows no interest?

Filled it out, even though my question seemed straight forward enough. Any one have any suggestions? My posts never get responses. :mad: :confused:

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Female Panther Ambilobe, approx 4 - 5 months old. She has been in my care since September 8th, 2012. Handling - Not very often. Handled about 3 times since getting her. Feeding - She eats crickets, dubia, Phoenix Worms, Waxworms, Butter worms. She is...

On September 8th I got a female Ambilobe chameleon at Reptile Polooza in the Poconos. She is eating like a pig (crickets, dubia, phoenix worms, waxworms, etc) but appears a little too thin for my liking (a little bony at base of tail, etc.). I am guessing her age at 4 months or so. Is it alright...

I do this. I run a raindome on my panther and a misting nozzle on my veiled. The raindome is actually a misting nozzle in an enclosure to make rain. Both run from one pump no problem!

AquaZamp owner for just under a year. I highly recommend it!

Thanks. I am glad I asked.

Maybe the day crowd can shed some light on this?

Just made eggplant parm and have a bunch of skins ans ends from the eggplant. Can I feed this to my dubia colony? Thanks, James

I've now read that cherries are fine to feed, but can find nothing on fresh dill. Can anyone help with this one?

I have some cherries and some dill that I will not be using. Are these 2 items safe to feed to my colony? Thanks, James

Worm inflator is probably way too big for Phoenix worms. An insulin syringe would do the job. Very good suggestion to up the calcium load! :)