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Most chameleons don't eat the plants that are in there and closure but if you put lettuce in there they dive right in because lettuce smells and tastes better to veiled chameleons than pothos vines. The idea here is to get them to bite into a mouthful of wet water filled lettus not to just lick...

I don't know why you're not understanding what I wrote down it's quite obvious I mean that the chameleon should be provided with fresh lettuce and when you're talking about hydration like this guy is lettuce is the #1 option and misting the lettus just adds extra moisture ensuring that you're...

Buy less crickets don't have to much cricket food and drink in the box with them. Make sure there's room in the box fro them to crawl around I use old egg cartons cut them in half and put them in with the crickets

They are 2 different types of worm and yeah they all range in price from $0.25 - $1.99 each

I didn't say to use lettuce as it gut load.I said to provide got loaded crickets and fresh lettuce

Try putting fresh lettuce and her enclosure and misting it heavily so when she goes to eat it she gets a mouthful of water... Works every time

The best way to ensure they are getting proper hydration it to gut load the crickes with cricket drink and provide fresh lettus. It is also a good idea to mist the lettus heavaly. And when ur misting her enclosure make sure u hit her directly with the mist. After a min or two she will start...

Male chams are usually better pets for first time owners as females will lay eggs regardless of being with a male or not and they require more attention because of it. And also male veiled chameleon generally are easyer to get along with the females can get quite nippy sometimes .... Most of...

Try looking for superworms, mealworms, waxworms, hornworms, butterworms, and flies. But they will retain the nutrients and water from the hornworm and crickets more easily then other types of bugs

I feed mine 10 crickets + 1 horn worm + fresh lettus supplied every 2 days

Yes but you got a mix and a fair bit of play sand to give us some stability that she can dig a tunnel into

She doesn't look to me to be gravid if she is over 9 months she may be becoming receptive (ready and willing to mate) and trying to wonder around looking for a male. That being said you should always have a laying been in their enclosure once they reach seven months old just in case. I also...

These things are normal there will always be a little bit of dry skin stuck to them somewhere and as for the misfire when eating that also just happens sometimes. there simply just miss judging where the cricket is

Lol where did u hear this ? Lol Of course they close their eyes especially when they're eating, sleeping ,getting misted ,fighting ,mating ,etc.