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I'm using a zoo med 5.0 uvb bulb. I am using it because I have seen others use it and have success.

He fecal doesn't look as smooth as in the poop 101, could this mean he has cociddia. Also how do they get that, mine was from a breeder and I got him at a fairly young age.

Does it make they Fecal look different?

As said in another comment, I feed him as many as he will eat (about 15 1/8 crickets). I have attempted to give him butter worms in hope to fatten him up (He turned a pale green and ran) I ordered silkworms and horn worms they ended up coming too big for him, I gave him a meal worm as a treat...

I give my chameleon 1/8 crickets (as many as he can eat), They are gut loaded with a dry mix from the cricket breeder, I dust he feeders with calcium with d3 (2x a month), multivitamins (2-3x a month), calcium w/o d3 daily. Unfortantly I dont own a scale, I will buy one tomrrow when my pay...

I'm not 100% sure I have this under the right forum, but anyways I need help to determine if this is normal. I got my chameleon on April 13 of this year. It is now about 2 months later and he still looks the same. I'm guessing he is around 3 months old but he sure doesn't seem like it. Any...

Wish I could do something like this, but I'm scared of my cat getting into trouble while I'm away

I order the lazy lizard, I got 1000 crickets 1000 mealworms(gecko) 10 silkworm(ended up being to big for chameleon) 10 hornworms(too big as well) 10 butter worms(too big as well) I ordered the smallest size for all the worms but they were still to big Still trying to figure out good feeder...

You guys even have a good line up coming. Donald trump or Hilary. Damn that's going to be a successful country

Might be a bit too big, you could temporarily create a small area for them in the cage for them and it would work

Depends how big that chameleons are

He can see right through you

I will try to answer most of you questions, but I am not an expert so don't take my word to trust. 1. Some chameleons are just friendlier than other, unfortunately in this case he seems to not trust you. Your best choice is to keep hand feeding him and try and gain his trust. Remember...

What kind of lights are you using?

She could also be getting ready to lay eggs. All female chameleons will lay eggs even if they are fertile or not This means that you have to prepare a laying bin if this is the case

You should be supplimenting her Calcium WITHOUT D3 everyfeeding Calcium WITH D3 2-3 times a month Multivitamins 2-3 times a month

Are you only giving her calcium with d3?

I'm not sure but his arms look nice and plump still so he could just be not expanding himself

I'm not too sure, maybe just when they are moving around, they will puff up when you get close to them

Could be coming up to a shed