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I would leave him where's he's at. I don't think you need a curtain if he isn't in a high traffic area. How do you dust your feeders? A very light dusting is all that is needed. You don't want them to look like a powdered donut?(this is how it was explained to me. it's a great mental image!) Is...

Do you keep them in the plastic totes? For how long? I'm intrigued by this whole process! Such little cuties

Black is a stress color. Where is his enclosure? I'd keep it in a quiet, very low traffic area until he's better. Also, from my understanding, eye issues are often from a supplementation issue. What supplements do you give & how often? How old is he? I'm not an expert, but this info could help...

My bad. Kinda hard to tell sarcasm online, sometimes. :ROFLMAO: ?‍♀️?‍♀️? & by dripped, I meant dripper. lol

lmao. oh. my bad. :ROFLMAO:

So, if she has been bred, being siblings, will that cause issue with the babies? Or is that not a thing in Chameleons?

Sheridan Wyoming

They don't typically drink from bowls, but they also have a dripped. It could be a supplement issues, that can also effect the eyes.

These are the best pictures I could get of them. Poor babies?

This is good info, thank you! Do you pay $20/animal?

What's your zipcode?

This is great info. Thank you so much!

I need 2 XL enclosures. Small holes are ok. I can rescreen or fix. I will need them shipped, I live in Northern Wyoming. I'm just trying to avoid buying new. :ROFLMAO:

I use wyze cams. I have the stationary 1's & the 1 the I can move around. They both work great. The night vision is even pretty decent.

Ok. I will ask

My petco actually feeds crickets! which is surprising. But they do only offer a dish for water

Good to know. I'll see if I can get some pictures this evening

I did call & speak with the manager about their care. Apparently I'm not the 1st to call & complain. But nothing has changed. Poor things.

I went to get fish food today & my Petco has Jackson's chameleons! A male & female in the same little tank. The worker said she thinks they are 4ish months old, they've been there over a month. I want to take them home, they look so stressed & the male has been picking on the poor little female...

So large crickets cannot escape this? Ive tried 2 homemade & a commercially made feeder. The little buggers always escape!