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The thread below might have some helpful info for you. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/posting-my-silkworm-experience.168402/page-5#post-1481459

@jamest0o0 has a thread about breeding stink bugs. Maybe can help?

Here’s the gut load page

Welcome! Lots to learn and it will be a fun journey with your kiddo! -See caresheet under resources tab and attached info on feeders and gutloading the feeders. Mealworms are not the greatest feeders for chameleons. -see www.chameleonacademy.com for loads of info and inspiring photos -Neptune...

I have had that same question before!

Wouldn’t 99% be raining? ?

It can take some time for them to settle in. Keep us updated!

If you can resist and not too far would probably wait. We had no self restraint so we brought along his baby bin (he was just 2 mos old). Not sure if anyone mentioned yet but feeders should generally be not bigger than the distance between your cham’s eyes.

If you are picking him/her up just be aware that if you open that deli container in your car your Cham might bolt out of it. And make sure not to set the box in direct sun in your car. So exciting!

Do you know how old it is and is it being shipped?

Thank you!

@Beman

Any recent blood panel?

And please make sure ASAP that your baby can’t burn itself under the basking bulb. If it’s too hot for your hand it’s too hot.

Colored lights are not recommended.

There are several things to consider including size. It would really help to fill out the form below to help identify all of the things you might need to budget for and what you already have that can be used again. Also check out gingero’s videos on YouTube at Neptune the chameleon. She has one...

Also be sure to check out gingero’s YouTube videos at Neptune the chameleon and www.chameleonacademy.com. Care sheet also attached.

Welcome to the forum! It’s a good idea to get your husbandry looked over which is what the form below is for. See attached for feeder and gutload info. Chameleons are insectivores but you can and should gutload with fruits and veggies. Off the bat it looks like you’ll need a t5ho linear uvb...

The caladium are so pretty! I might have to get one. If I can find a place for it! Beautiful enclosure.

I have heard of injured tongues from hornworms from the tongue having to pull so hard to dislodge the hornworm from where it is sitting. Those bigger ones can have a pretty strong grip.