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I just use live plants and avoid the risk. :D

There are several websites out there. I would avoid anything with silk leaves; chameleons have been known to try to eat them.

Weighed him yesterday. ...5 Grams!

I'm going to be using my kitchen scale which measures to the gram. I'll probably go with a weekly schedule. Maybe right before lunchtime

I have a young Veil, who is about 3 months old. I've heard that a good habit to have is weighing your chameleon. I have two inquiries: 1. How often should I weigh him? Once weekly? Twice? Once a month? 2. What kind of progress should i be looking for? A certain %? A certain # of...

Little update: Added a Schefflera to the enclosure. He is still eating well. Eating about a dozen small/medium crickets each day. Has frequent solid defecation. I've heard that weighing your chameleon is a good idea. I'm looking into purchasing a scale to monitor his weight. How often...

Edit: it was ABDragons

I'm only finding kits on Dubiaroaches.com, and i don't see where to actually order them. :(

I'm getting about one drop every 4 seconds, which drops onto a pothos leaf and into the plants container. Here hopes that is sufficient.

I have been doing some research on alternative staple food sources for my young Veil. I have come to the conclusion that Dubia Roaches are my best bet. They have a higher nutritional value than crickets, and can easily be cultured. I have looked around and found several websites that...

I have made a DIY Dripper. I made it from a 1 gallon Arizona tea jug, silicone air tubing, a plastic airflow valve, and a check valve(for decompressing the pressure in the jug). My question is, what rate should I adjust the flow to? 1 drop per sec? 1 drop per 5 sec? Other? The enclosure...

Thank you. :)

O he is. He's got a little attitude, but that's ok. He's gone through over 60 small crickets in less than 5 days. And I'm stoked for a long happy life together

As a few of you may know, we recently lost or first chameleon Sir Lancelot. He was a very young, about 3 weeks old. He didn't eat, didn't open his eyes. It was a terrible debacle. We made the move to pick up another young knight who will share the same name. He is about 3 months old...

Sealing is more of a deterrent to make the bugs easier to find.

Bump. I am also curious

Thank you for the link. Your blog it's very informative. The reason i had inquired about the plant list is because i intend to do a large vivarium as the forever home, and am looking to have some vine plants like pothos, some tree/shrub like Benjamina,schlefera, ferns, and some sort of...

As some of you know, we've recently lost our Veil. We are planning to get another in the near future. Before we do i want to make some changes to the cage. Our cage has small spaces near the corners that our small crickets would hide in. I want to fill theses crevices and the edges. I was...

I'll check out the Cham farm, and check with jannb. We do plan on constructing a full siZed enclosure. The cage we bought is intended as a grow -out, so that the young Cham can easily hunt down his food. I have been doing tons of research into the safe plant species, and have only been...