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Ever since i started using a fogger, I've never had a cham that had orange urates. It's amazing how much hydration they get simply by breathing in moisture...so, in my opinion, a fogger is a must.

I prefer feeding them veggies over fruit. Not only are veggies generally more nutritious, but they do not become moldy as quickly as fruit.

Josh frogs for hornworms, Costalsilkworms for silkworms - via their respective Amazon accounts. Mantisplace for super worms, wax worms and BB Flies.

Seen mine eating carrots.

Quality over quantity. I know we love watching them eat, but feeding them high quality, well gut loaded feeders 2-3 times a week is optimal.

Once they are older than 9 months, I find feeding them 2 - 3 times per week prevents hunger strikes. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays works for me, anything more and they start getting nitpicky. This replicates how they feed in the wild more closely, as in the wild they can often go days - weeks...

Mineral oil is available in most grocery and drug stores.

Jacksons LOVE bees!

In a pinch, they will also eat bell pepper.

I'm on a Mac; it loads fine.

Extra care with husbandry, supplementation, etc. They have a high mortality rate when this small.

Thanks.

To me the openings in the cage look wide enough for him to squeeze through if he wanted to...

I haven't kept tree frogs in about 10 years, and I know a lot has changed in our undertsnding when it comes to supplementation in that time. I assume they're not as sensitive to over supplementation as Chameleons are; I've been dusting with both 'Arcadia EarthPro' A and 'Repashy Supervite' for...

Vet visit...ASAP! They go from bad to REALLY BAD... very fast! Time is of the essence.

Glad you asked for help...numerous issues here. immediate changes: 1) No lights at night. 2) Get rid of the mealworms. They're junk. Feed her crickets that have been pre-fed some dark green leafy veggies i.e collard greens, etc which is known as 'gut-loading'. 3) Dust the crickets lightly with...

Thanks. Ordered two blue phased whites tree frogs from Josh. They were my first non fish based pet twenty years ago...even before chameleons.

Thanks. Anyone had any experience with LLLReptiles?

This link is a great guide for you. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/images/

Yes, he'll be fine for a few days. Just feed him feeders that are high in calcium, i.e crickets or super worms gut loaded with dark green leafy veggies, or feed him silk or hornworms.