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well this may not be the problem, but I would recommend lowering the basking temperature to the mid to higher 80's. If there is an exotic vet near you, you could get a fecal done to test for parasites. my cham had coccidia which effects their eating, causing anorexia and stunted growth.

I have hear many good things about Arcadia, but I personally use zoo med 5.0 HO T5

I would recommend getting a linear uvb lamp. They can spread the light out over the length of the cage instead of in a regular spotlight with the coil bulb. I personally like the linear bulbs way better than the coils.

I also think ambanja

Im not so good with this sexing things, but my guess is female, only because I cant see a bulge. @Matt Vanilla Gorilla

He may be able to eat newly hatched ones. How big is your baby? The worms are pretty squishy and easier for them to eat. If you got eggs, you cold probably hatch them yourself so you had smaller worms

I took a small break and now Im back. Don't know why I left in the first place though :/ maybe I was busy....

I use a small plastic cup amd have created a loop with a vine in his cage that I pop the container into, it works great. I also have another with holes in the side, that i used to hang it up with fishing line. There are also holes in the bottom so water can drain if it gets into it since t...

He may also enjoy variety in his diet, which could make him more readily eat from your hand if he sees something new he likes. My cham dosent care where the hornworm is, as long as he gets it!

I predict that because they are still young, they will get more color

the water bowl I would also get rid of as it is unnecessary for chameleons and will just collect bacteria.

I would stop feeding mealworms as they can be hard to digest and would give more of a variety. you could feed crickets, roaches, superworms, black soldier fly, hornworms... There are so many options! Does your calcium have d3? you will need to use calcium WITHOUT d3 every feeding, then a...

This is a little off topic but the "expression" of your cham in the first picture is a little concerning to me. If you wouldn't mind could you fill out "how to ask for help"?

I would also remove the moss out of your cage, they can accidentally eat it and get sick!

male for me also!

I dont really think its shed, but then again Im always learning new things about these incredible creatures. Hopefully @jannb or @jajeanpierre can help

You are just going to have to find someone to mist him throughout the day or get a misting system. I left my cham for 4 days with a monsoon mister (its not good at all in my opinion) but now I have a mistking and feel a lot better leaving him for a few days. Even though a good misting system is...

I got mine from jungle hobbies

I would just let him settle into his new home and dont mess with him. He is probably just stressed from getting into a new surrounding he isnt used to. I would give him a couple days to adjust.

@Matt Vanilla Gorilla @alphakenc I think male but am still practicing