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I had a lady at petsmart told me that incandescent light has enough uva/uvb for cham, and I don't need anything else... so... yeah.. very experienced...

I just separated some to different container. The dark green, sticky stuff that's chow, and black little round things are poo, correct? Thanks.

So plants from walmart, home depot, etc are safe? All I have to do i just change soil, and rinse leaves? What kind of soil do I need to get? I got a potting mix at home now is it good?

So far I have 1 organic ficus plant that I ordered online. Can I buy them locally? Is any chain store sell them? I live in Phoenix, AZ. Thanks.

50-60 sounds like pretty good to me. I have humidifier, ficus, dripper, and mist like 5 times a day, and it still around 45%

How do you clean them? Wash them in water?

Oops Misspelled:p Alright, thanks for advices, will to do that.

Will my 3 mo old be able to chew on bigger ones? Also how long will they leave without their food? And, can I feed them regular veggies as for crickets, roaches, etc.

He is about 3 mo old. He is eating well, I don't see him drunk, but I don't see him eat much either, because he hides. I just know that he ate by seeing the feeding cup. I was just wondering when would be a perfect time to actually start to hand feed. However, since mine is still shows black...

How long does it take for new chams to get comfortable with their new environment? I have my cham for week and a half, but he still gets shows black bars along his sides whenever I come near. I have tried hand feeding, but he would run away as soon as he sees that I am trying to open the door...

I just got a 100 small silkworms, but I only got 1 little cham, who will probably not eat all of them if I let them grow. So, Will refrigerator temp slow down their growing process? And, will they survive in there? Thanks.

I usually mist for like 2-3 mins. Make it all soaking wet, and then let it dry up. I think that's how it works in tropics.

Mine doesn't eat mealworms he would just leave them in cup. On the other hand, he loves waxworms, even though I limit them since they are fatty.

I recommend getting a digital reader for temp and humidity. I bought mine for like $15 from lllreptile.com with probes, works awesome.

So what do you do with them? You have many chams?

I live in Arizona, so my general humidity was about 5% until i purchased humidifier. Now, it's 35% when I don't mist, so I had to order some ficus plants to get more humidity.

Superworms is more for adult chameleons. But you can probably find small ones that are good for juveniles. You can either hand feed him or put it in his feeding cup.

Thanks for all the info once gain. And btw he is already green today, only gets a little dark green when goes to bask.

Thanks, good info. However I am still a bit confused. On that website it says to feed with spinach, parsley and etc. occasionally (which is right after staple food) and on the same level as carrots. On the other hand, spinach and parsley is in avoid list.... I just rarely buy greens and...

I have ordered 2 ficus plants, should be here soon.