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no mold in the cricket bin i feed my crickets (and other feeders) with varied fruits like grapes blueberries and some vegetables. I normally dust all my bugs but at the moment its only them because they are what im feeding. All of my bugs are gutloaded to.

oh btw im guessing the basking temp on the stick is around 85 i know the ambient temp is 80 so thats my best guess

The cage is a w.i.p ill get more vines and leaves eventually

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hes back from the vet and they gave us some vitamins and stuff to get rid of parasites just incase. They could not actually do anything because hes so tiny he could die but i'm going to give them a sample next time he poops

well i really only have a thermometer that measures the overall temp of the cage, and i will start studying more. Ill do the fecal when i can

the overall temp stays at around 80 and im not sure how it is at the stick, i'm using dubias that have not grown yet, small crickets, wax worms, and small mealworms. I have not gotten a fecal done and i will post pics of the cage tomorrow

oh also, i've had him for around 2 weeks now but he's still not enjoying anything.

I've looked up how to get chameleons to eat, i've tried to understand what was wrong, and i've tried to solve these problems. I've run out of ideas and my chameleons not eating fluently, he'll eat a new food once and then avoid it like it's disgusting. I've tried every worm except horn and silk...

it would be great if this was a false alarm and you wake up to her walking around all over the cage

right now it something to worry about but if she (or he) does not eat with in a week thats when you panic, within a week its really bad. How ever im sure you know that.

hope she moves for you, its been a while so im surprised.

Thanks for all of the help :) ill send pictures when they get an upgrade

my first chameleon was a fighter too, she tried pulling through with egg binding and lasted a while. Hopefully they are ok but i really dont know whats wrong

this is strange, normally chameleons will like to stay in one spot they like but to stay perfectly still is a little strange

yes that would be great

Hi! Im kinda new on chameleon owning, ive done my research, and im on my second chameleon. Ive had this bland cage for a while and know its horrible and want to get more leaves asap, luckily a chameleon can live in this but its not good. Id like to know some tips to make it look pretty and where...

its also means he technically does not need to move cages

nvm scratch what i said, hes stressed and wants to get out when hes in the small cage but the big cage has to much room for him so i put the small one in the big one and now hes not stressed in the small one and can eat the bugs because they are not far, I tried everything to get him to eat so...