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I like sour patch

Based on his parents he's gonna be a beautiful topaz color.... Topaz is a cool name Or turquoise

He should but it could take a couple of days for him to settle in. Mine is still kind of bare because I'm waiting for things to get here and waiting for pay day before I order more.

So I care for them quite similar to how I am with the crickets. What is the correct setup for dubias?

I have thought about it but it seemed overwhelming and I am gone at least 8-10 hours a day Monday through friday and didn't think I would have time for it. How would I start a colony with the little time that I am home.

I would say get close when feeding and misting and after a week or a little after offer your hand, if she runs let her go. Hand feeding is one way to get him used to your hands as well. I wouldn't offer your hand to him everyday though because it will cause more stress. During the day I'm not in...

I was thinking that every few weeks I would give her some wax worms and since she's getting closer to gravid age I was thinking of putting wax worms on the feeder when she finishing egg laying. Is that enough time between wax worms?

I was thinking about getting all my food online so I wouldn't have to make as many trios to the pet store.

I was looking at those too but they seem to be out at the moment. Do you know if coastal silk worms has good worms?

I was thinking of buying the little piggy snack pack and some dubias from mulberry farms.Should I still feed her crickets along with dubias for variety or would it be better to switch her main feeder completely? Any recommendations are helpful.

A good combination of fake and live plants is best, the fake vines are easy to use and chameleons love to climb so the more the merrier. With an enclosure be sure that you have a lot of plants whether they are fake or real or a combo, plus branches and dowels for horizontal movement. Chameleons...

I believe that many plants can't stand the heat lamp. Pothos plants are more durable than most plants from what I have read and heard. I keep mine alive by watering them in the morning before the mister turns on and I try to keep the live plants as far from the heat lamp as possible since it is...

Happy to help! Be sure not to feed your chameleon too many waxworms, the are mostly fat and can slow it down.

I haven't had any issues with the timer, It gets turned off when I'm home, especially at night. On the weekends I don't use it either.

I use the monsoon since I can't afford the mistaking. I like my monsoon, it does a decent job of misting when I can't be there to do it.