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So that the gastric juice can penetrate and they get fully digested By the way I only do that with the harder worms but not with the phoenix, and I have never seen an undigested phoenix in my chams poop... Though it will not hurt at all

Do you have a uvb bulb?

Check on your local craigslist. There Are usually listings from people that would sell you a starting colony

Another Louisvillian here... maybe we can get together someday and have coffee while we chat about chams!

Here you go https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/

+1 for Nick... and you can try to include some fancy feeder and gutloading mixes (y)

Fantastic pictures! Congrats!

Take a look at this thread, with many great free range setups https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/some-of-the-free-ranges.66598/

Chams do not mind upper 50s at night as long as they get proper basking spot temperature during the day.

;);)Bleach is for the superficial stuff including fungi. Baking is for the larvae inside. You decide if you are a belt-and-suspenders, a belt, a suspenders, or a comando kind of guy.

Handsome guys!

Well, I will leave it up to you about the infrared light. I invite you to read the care sheets in this forum that recommend no lights at night, and that is the standard for all the experienced chameleon keepers in here. You say that the nights can get cold but say that the temp is 65. Chams can...

Again, there is no need for a light at night. There is no light "appropriate for the night"

The store does have some good prices. I am thinking of a free range area... hummm...let me think about it

If there is not good blood supply to the wound (swelling, macerated areas) , the antibiotic might not reach all areas effectively. Specially with a highly contaminated wound, like the one from an animal bite, I think it is not a bad idea to put some topical antibiotic.

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Nice looking guy! He looks like the Incredible Hulk with those ragged pants. ;)

Congrats! Keep us updated with pics.

Remember the nutritional value of each dubia is about the one in 5 crickets of the same size. Depending on the size of the dubias, 10 roaches can be a hefty meal!

Beautiful! He looks so robust and healthy (y)