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I have a large bin I keep my crickets in and EVERY TIME fruit flies get in and lay eggs in the crickets infecting them, causing all of them to die... I'm really scared to feed these to my chameleon. Any way I can keep them out???

Well, thanks:D. Because I've never heard anyone tell me that good of info.:coffee:

OHHH i didn't know this was an egg...

Where did you find it?!

Aww.. those pictures are awesome! Love your girl!:ROFLMAO:

I actually entered my picture in this month's photo contest!:D I'm wishing for good luck on how many people like it...:p:LOL:

My chameleon's first shed took about 3 full days to completely finish. Just make sure your humidity is at a good level and keep an eye out. No worries, it just might take time.(y)

Since he's new, give him a few days to settle in. Then try feeding him and check his urates to know if he's drinking. Post updates on your new member.:D

Panther chameleons grow pretty large and I haven't heard many issues in behavior with Panthers so I think that would be a good start. But I'd like to see opinions from others.

Ok that sounds about right. Well nothing to worry about.(y):cool:

Also, make sure he's shedding regularly too

Wow many animals you got there..:eek: Usually Jackson's chameleons aren't very big when their adults. So he's most likely growing, just not fast.(y)

Thank you so much! :LOL:

Thanks! ;) I also got this one too :D

Love him...:love:

I live in the Dallas area.

Also fruit flies for bigger chameleons almost adds nothing to his diet. Just gutload your feeders with fruits and veggies.

They usually don't show an interest in fruits and veggies until a little older. You can still try wiggling around some pieces of pear (without skin),raspberry, bluebery,peach,and mango(without seeds or skin). For bugs, you can try small wax worms,superworms,dubai roaches,horn worms, butterworms,etc.

That's why we are all here, to help one another.:)

Yes but I don't think they can eat the skin because it may get stuck inside their mouth