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My only critique is the size of the cage. It will be OK for few months but you will need to upgrade soon. Get a larger one if you can, that way you don't have to buy twice

This is a great podcast interview to Kevin Stanford, talking about carpets. http://www.chameleonbreeder.com/podcast/ep-14-carpet-chameleons-with-kevin-stanford/

She is very close to the top of the cage. What is her basking temp?

Discoids are very similar to dubias and they are legal in Fl Check with Nick Barta here in the forum, he can guide you and point you to the best feeders.

This has to be something else. Silvadene is in the $4 formulary in most pharmacies. It is inexpensive

Phoenix worms (black soldier fly larvae) have the highest content of calcium, don't need to be gutloaded, will survive for weeks in their container, have a soft skin... The down side is that they are small, so if you have a large cham he might not recognize them as food.

Daniel, I don't know if you realized that Marty is the MistKing. Read his post. He knows his stuff. ;)

The downsides of lobster roaches are that they can climb glass and plastic (so a good chance you will have some escapees) and they smell much much more than dubia. They reproduce a little faster and have smaller adults... Other than that, I prefer dubias.

Yes, it will take a while. Double check your temperatures to make sure he is not too cold.

Really nice! Congrats

I just push it through the screen

Sure. I have some of my branches like that too. Still, if posible I go with the thumb tacks. They stay in place very well

You can use thumb tacks to attach the horizontal branches. It will not rip the screen

I have a 5 gallon bucket and refill every 3-4 weeks. Mist goes on at 8-11-2-5, for 90 seconds. I have 2 nozzles

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You might want to consider the lifetime guarantee from Canvas Chameleons - who is a forum sponsor For $10/month they will rwplace your panther if he dies. https://www.canvaschameleons.com/product/lifetime-guarantee/

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I get this at Feeders Supply, in bulk. As you can see, inexpensive.

I raise my dubias using a mix of chinchilla food and alfalfa. The chinchilla food has about 20% protein - not from animal origin but rather from soy and alfalfa, little fat. I partially grind the thing and the roaches seem to be doing great. Then the nymphs are separated every once in a while to...