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Nevermind, I didn’t see that ya did!

Okay, thank you! Could ya respond to my other post too, please?

But, I also have to take the size of the crickets into consideration, which makes me nervous. I’m guess you mean the smallest cricket size you purchase when you say 7-8 a morning. When should I transistion in medium and large, and would I used less than?

Thank you so much! I think I better know what to do now, and I’ll keep to giving him 8 crickets in morning and 2 when I get home (unless the size I end up getting will prove otherwise, but it’ll probably be about another month before I have him). I’m also wondering if I should continue that...

Okay! I think I’m about good. I’m only confused about a few more things. First off, should I feed him multiple times a day? From what you said, I’m guessing your saying I should feed him as a juvenile before and after school, so 7 a.m and 5 p.m. Is that right? Also, what do you mean by “whatever...

Do you have any advice on being able to keep him feed while I’m gone for the two days? I’m guessing I just need to ask someone to do it for me

Do you have any advice on how many times I should feed them, and what amount?

Noted, thank you! The site I looked at only said “dieing plant matter, leaves, fruits” and probably more I can’t think of off the top of my head, so I figured I’d ask. I’ll work on the cricket thing, and I’ll keep that in mind. Also, I’m asking about what times, and how many crickets I should...

I also live in two houses, which I go to one on most weekends. Would the back and fourth between two cages be too much for the chamaelon? As an enthusiast, I can only guess you’d be as good to ask as any website.

Like I said, I don’t have a chameleon yet. I’m preparing the general info, and I had a schedule figured out, but It was during the Summer and I forgot to work around school and such. I’ll tell you as much as I can right now. My chameleon will be a juvenile male Vieled, and he’ll have a screen...

I appreciate the advice, I have been doing a ton of research (I have a notebook filled with stuff I’ve been jotting down) but my main thing is a feeding schedule, which I’m worried about because of school, and different opinions I hear when it comes to the amout that should be feed. I know...

I’d also appreciate it if someone told me what to feed the crickets!

So, I’m creating a feeding schedule (I’m preparing for my first chameleon), but I was wondering if I could just throw crickets in his cage, and he’ll handle it himself (that’s what my family did with our geekos). If not, I’d like advice on how to raise the crickets. Can I just put them in a...

I am working on it. I'm not planning to get a chameleon for months (I'm saving up) but I'm just trying to figure out how to get a cheaper, and suitable enclosure so I can start working on his habitat. I can assure you, I will have all his essentials and will not risk his comfort for the sack of...

Does anyone know where to find screen cages 24 x 24 x 48 or larger for a discounted price? Money's kinda tight right now, so I'm trying my best to get a cage around 50 dollars. Does anyone know where I can find one?

Alright, thank you!

I just assumed since many are raised in captivity, they're more comfortable in smaller spaces

That's a good point, I'll see what I can do. If I get a screen cage, do you know how to keep ventilation in?

here, Imma open a new forum about it. If there's no way to make this work, I won't do it (obviously, his health is more important), but I do want to see if theirs a way I can. I really like the idea me and my mom are working on, so I want to try and find a way to better the airflow

I read a forum about how keeping a small fan hidden in the cage will help the airflow, without harming the cham