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I have done the same. Seems like they offer great service, just too much for shipping. Where are you located? @buttons

tHE WHITE BASE OF THE ENCLOSURE IS SOME TYPE OF PLASTIC. Opps... sorry bout the caps... I use "egg crate" under mine to provide support, as my enclosure is on an elevated stand to allow for drainage...

White grid? Do you see it in this post??

I know. If you read my post, I am not looking for a 100 ingredient recipe. I have read through the recipe's on this site already. I just want something simple. If there is such a thing.

I personally use pothos and spider plants. They both work well for me. I put the spider plant in just to add a little more cover... but my guy always plunks his fat a$$ on it. o_O He really likes it. Here is a pic of him on it just yesterday!!

Being in Canada I don't want to pay the ridiculous shipping costs. @Chameleomom

there is an add for some on kijiji right now (females only though). Great prices too. If you are looking for a male, maybe they can point you in the right direction?? http://www.kijiji.ca/v-reptiles-amphibians/oshawa-durham-region/baby-panther-chameleons/1195097820?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

As I realise there are blogs and recipes on the forum already. Most of these seem quite complex. I was wondering if anyone had a nice simple recipe. Something I can walk into Bulk Barn and grab a few ingredients. I will still be using my regular wet gutloading of leafy greens and fruits...

Cresties are pretty cool.... we used to have a few... love when they jump on you!!

If you are looking for Phoenix worms check "The Worm Lady" http://thewormlady.ca/ Always has them .Shipping is costly though (always seems to be), unless you are in her area.

lol... @rminnis if I feed crix and supers at the same time the crix will be left alone. I have to feed crix first, then supers in the afternoon (on the days he gets them).

As I have an Iguana as well, we always have a variety of leafy greens kicking around. Collards, swiss chard, arugula, bok choi etc... I basically set up a veggie garden at home this summer. Its sole purpose was for Iguana food and feeder gutload lol... I also like to have a piece of sweet potato...

lol... I used to breed Ball's.... my hatchling rack would have been useful for bugs as well!!

Dubias are out for me as well as they are not allowed where I live. Here is a list of feeders I offer throughout the week. *Crickets *Super worms - sometimes the white beetles *Horn worms *Silk worms *Butter worms *Grass Hoppers *Butterfly's *These little green super jumpers... think they are...

I'm in Kitchener, work in Guelph.... where are you located @Kahuna ?

I found them to be ALOT of work, not hard work, but time consuming. Now, if you could just hatch a set amount each time it would be better (for me). I ordered 1000 eggs, and because the shipper didn't put a cold pack in, I didn't want to chance putting some back in the fridge. I feel that 100 at...

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I would suggest a little research on gutloading your insects properly. Flukers is ahem... crap! Not saying this is the cause of the spot, but definitely something to look into and correct. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/food/ scroll down to gutloading section.

A few things that I noticed.. 1. the cage could use a good cleaning, not sure if those are urates all over the wood or supplement spills, maybe both..? 2. looks like your cham is eating the pothos, just be careful he isn't eating too much as they are toxic. 3. you should place some rocks (big...

Not sure how that happened?? that was @Nicholasdeaan quote... my bad @trickedoutbiker all fixed up now with a little cut and paste action!!