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Good question. I wish I had an absolute answer for you. This is where chameleon's drive their keepers crazy. The 7-8 mos. mark can be where you see appetite changes in panthers more the males than the females. Then the adults do their thing. Females not eating is more likely about them being...

The extra bulb will generate more heat but probably won't dry out the bottom of the cage any better than the first one. Putting the bulb on the side of the cage will cause problems with your chameleons behavior. You want the heat source to draw them near the UVB. Drainage or a screen covered...

You can test it if you have silkworms. If you have a bunch put a leaf in with a couple. If it's not mulberry they might chew it a little, if it is they will devour it. Don't feed them off if you aren't sure.

Just saw this. You should supplement calcium (without D3 or phosphorus) at nearly every feeding, multivitamin once every 2 weeks, and calcium with D3 once every 2 weeks.

I know this isn't what you are asking but you could do a lot better on your gut load. A variety of veggies from the gut load list would be better. Even carrots or sweet potatoes would be an improvement. Save your money and ditch the orange cubes and let them get their moisture from the veggies...

@Daniel The Chameleon can you start your own thread? This is going to get confusing trying to address two completely different problems. Go to the top of the Health clinic page and click the button to Post New Thread and ask your questions there.

Congrats to the winners.

That's a boy and you are right about the burn. It looks like it's healing. Keep an eye on it for any signs of infection. hopefully it will look better with each shed.

You fooled me with the pic of thing one and thing two I nearly missed them. Great names and great camo.

this thread shows a variety of drainage options. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/drainage-systems-for-cages-get-creative.102038/

You can use KY or something similar that is water based to keep the tissue from drying out. The pic is blurry but it could be a sperm plug and the irritated tissue around it. If the center part looks waxy it could be a sperm plug.

We use a sand and reptisoil mix, 50/50.

It couldn't hurt to do a good wipe down of your cage with soapy water before you put him back in. Air out your place just in case they used an aerosol spray.

Find a friend with a bearded dragon they will tackle dubia that size no problem.

I have both a Climist and a MistKing systems both are comparable can use either misting tip interchangeably.

Nice colors. Who is his sire?

I find putting the misting tip in the front corner next to the door hinge pointing toward the opposite back corner works best. It creates the least mess and is less in the way. Putting your tallest plant or hanging plant in that back corner creates a spot for the droplets to collect.

When in doubt separate them. See if that doesn't help her. If not any problems she has will be easier to evaluate and deal with in an individual cage.

It would be perfect if the exposure was better.

It looks like Jane was about to grab the remote in that first pic.