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@Catsarezen has a beautiful cham from them and can give you some feedback

Ditto

@jamest0o0 can answer any of your discoid questions and help set you up with a colony once you’re finally tired of ordering and paying for them all the time ?

Ah yes, you have the brother of another forum member if I remember correctly.

Sounds like exactly what I’m doing except I have discoids instead of Dubia and bsfl instead of silks. Where did you get him?

. I put mine in a clear plastic soup container for the time being and put them in the same location every day. I wouldn’t worry too much about overfeeding at this age.

Depending on when you are looking to get a chameleon, you could spend some time tracking your ambient temperature and humidity levels throughout the year to get a better idea of what you’ll need as far as a setup. I use the Govee Mini which is relatively cheap and can view a graph of temperature...

The argument could be made that less is better for your girl’s health.

Handsome fellow! What’s his age and how much and what is he eating at this time?

In the future if you have health related questions, you can click on the forums tab and then click on Health Clinic. One of the pinned threads is titled “how to ask for help”.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the schedule? How are you gut-loading your feeders? Supplements -...

Temps seem fine. I suggest filling out a health form and taking pictures of your entire setup. There could potentially be some other issues causing her behavior.

I’m Yeah, the OP asked about paper towels, felt, carpet, and newspaper as substrate. I agree bioactive is a great thing if you know what you’re doing.

Nothing is best. Otherwise you’re breeding bacteria.

I haven’t looked into silks myself but there was a good episode recently on the Chameleon Academy Podcast https://chameleonacademy.com/ep-141-silkworms-with-susan-marquardt/

If your getting roaches, I would look into starting a colony. @jamest0o0 hooked me up with my starter colony.

Roaches don’t typically stick. Everyone says crickets stink, but I don’t think it’s that bad if you keep it clean.

I’d get 1/4”. No more than 500. You’ll probably have some dead loss by the time you get to the end of them. Especially if your giving other feeders too.

Agreed. Just like people, some of us are built larger than others but you want to be an ideal weight for your build.

No. They’re expensive, don’t live as long, and more potential for parasites.