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the blue one doesnt give off any tint of blue to the light I've been using it for over a year now and no issues have come up. Just curious, why would the blue light bulb make a difference in the health of a chameleon?

hey guys just a few questions about the photo contest. does anyone know when the entries get reduced? do the winners of each photo contest become part of the calendar? I entered but Im just a little unsure of how it works. any info is helpful :)

you would do far more damage taking him with you then you would leaving him at home with a dripper, misting and lots of food

please just leave him at home. the container you made looks like it would fit him and not much else in there. high levels of stress, no roaming room, constantly changing environment and constant movement is very damaging to a Cham especially one that young. its always a good idea to have a plan...

I agree with the above^^

flukers isn't the best to gut load with. Crickets themselves don't have much nutrition to them and gut loading with flukers could give him a vitamin deficiency. do you ever use a multivitamin to dust with? also, 6 second misting sessions aren't the best either especially if he is dehydrated. Try...

great! keep us updated and start a conversation with me if you need anything:LOL:

not sure, I've just heard different places that you should use it in small amounts

Im pretty sure its safe if you don't feed it often or if you use it as part of your gut load with lots of other greens. Im no expert maybe someone more savvy on that can chime in

I've heard so many different things about kale I ditched the idea all together just to be safe. I used it as a gut load once or twice and found that the crickets didn't like it anyways. My veiled loves kale Ive only let her have it 2 times though. Lots of people on here use kale but there are so...

lack of eating shouldn't be a concern. most if not all gravid females stop eating for a while before they lay. Mine didn't eat anything for like almost a week and a half but I was able to get her to eat some hornworms (and a lot of them too) right before she layed that night. Chameleons continue...

aww im so sorry to hear that. Rest in peace cricket:eek::(

I wouldn't keep her in her laying bin 24/7 as that may induce lots of stress. just leave it in her enclosure and cover the sides of her cage with a sheet or something for privacy and if you think she layed look around in the bin and see if there are eggs in there usually they will be near the...

you could gently feel her stomach and see if you can feel any more eggs

haha thank you.

i was able to get a picture just in case anything looks abnormal.

i ended up getting a large jar of bug burger and the crickets and roaches love it!! can i feed it to supers and horn worms as well?

what a beautiful boy

yeah. i have my veiled in a bird cage haven't had any issues because she's a lot more chill than my panther he's still young and loves to run around hunting his crickets. i'd hate to take that away from him so i'm just going to end up getting the largest reptibreeze i can find or just make one...

calcium without D3 should be almost every feeding, calcium with D3 should be about 2 times a month and multivitamin should also be 2 times a month