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Great reply Carlton. Panthers definitely do "taste" branches for sure. Both my male and female routinely "taste" as they move around there own enclosures. I would be paranoid about "rotating" different chams into my big outdoor enclosure that my male primarily is in during the spring, summer...

IMO, I think its worms in general that are potentially giving him the "runs". From your description, it sounds like a lot of his feeders are worms. I would try to reduce the amount of worm based feeders, and stick more so to crickets. He's also to the age that I believe its ok to go to every...

Hmmmm, very interesting. I know nothing. I say nothing. ;)

Lets see some pics of him/her, and some of your enclosure and set up. Do you have a digital scale? I have an approximate 6-7 month old female and she currently is at 55 grams.

You are going to probably have a hard time getting anyone to send your dubias. FL regulations prohibit them here in our state. Discoids are ok though. From your description in some of the thread it sounds like you may be south of me in Ft. Myers or Sarasota area, right? There is a local...

Does he always hang upside down? JK. He's gonna be a big boy.

as little as your youngin is, be careful on not to over heat him if you take him outside. without the help of good natural sunlight, you are probably not going to get a hibiscus to keep blooming. its a great plant for good foliage though. shefflera, ficus, and pothos are all good ones too.

you could put an inline dimmer on the basking light to help adjust to you desired basking temp.

I don't have to sniff, I can tell when there is poo in the enclosures. It just flat out stinks. :eek: My girl is totally consistent on where, and I can see it. My male on the other hand is pretty good at getting it on the back side of a leaf so it takes a bit to find it.

Good to know I'm not the only "poo smasher" out there. Glad you said it first. :p Mine both poo with mucus and air a bit. Guess they're just a little bit gassy...

Yeah no worries about seeing a bit or orange up front of the urates from a cham that poo's every 3, 4, or 5 days. You are not alone w/ not seeing him drink. I think they do it on purpose. You turn your head, and they'll drink. You look back and they just smile like nothing is going on...

pictures don't quite show the color.. I love how her warm colors are coming in. My iPhone camera doesn't quite show the robust oranges showing thru, but wow its so cute. :D I'm enjoying her colors way more than I thought I would. I knew I was going to have fun w/ a female, but not by...

He's giving you the evil eye for sure

She's getting a little bigger... well she gained about 11 grams in a couple of weeks. her appetite is rather large right now. she's interested in everything i offer. loving the little purple she's showing. :D

Wow is right. :cool:

Alec is a great guy from DIY. I have a couple enclosures from them. I am a big fan of DIY Cages.

;) https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/veiled/

depending on the type of cham your are housing, most of the time be cautious of any kind of substrate. chams can ingest it and could cause detrimental problems. most keepers have ZERO substrate in the bottom of enclosures. I'm right with you on the giggling part of "poo" threads. I...

I've had issues in the past w/ knats, so I do this to all my plants now when they're going into my screen cages. Here's the process. 1. remove as much original soil away from the root ball 2. add layer of rocks in the bottom of pot (approximate 1") 3. add layer of play sand over the...

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Trinity-5-Tier-NSF-48-in-x-18-in-x-77-in-Outdoor-Wire-Shelving-Rack-in-Gray-TBF-PS664/203619576 OMG, make it easy on yourself and buy a new one. You may or may not already own a unit that has the needed threads to be able to add the uppers anyway.