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Hey! Would you mind filling this out to give everyone a more complete picture? Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What...

Handsome boys!

I would also take a lot at the resource tab on this website, gives a lot of info on what you should be feeding her. There is also good info for most aspects of husbandry.

Yeah my guy seems healthy and is eating well but he is on the smaller side

Congratulations Jann :D he/she is adorable. Welcome Cooper :D Nate

Usually baby crickets don't bite, but if you want to be safe you could cup feed him and maybe let 1-2 out in to the cage so he has an opportunity to hunt.

Its up to you but a few hours of stress is probably worth going through to ensure your chameleon is healthy

Water proof the bottom?

Those are wooden dowels of varying sizes from home depot, and ya I used thumbtacKs to keep the dowels in place. I'm glad you guys like it :D

I moved Gus to his big boy cage :D

He has no problems with eyes at all, seems like Gus is over his initial health issues because he hasn't had any problems for over a month and a half

Here is Gus he his eating has really picked up and he his starting to grow a lot more :D

I'm so sorry for your loss my thoughts and prayers go out to you.

I use a Canon SX50 simple to use and takes great photos :D

Looks to my like a he because of the spurs on his hind feet.

My thoughts and prayers go out to you Jr. I hope he makes a fast recovery.

Just generally your basking seems a little to hot. As for her eye I can only think of a few things that are causing it: Vitamin A deficiency, Something in the eye such a shed or dirt, or the humidity is incorrect but the humidity sounds good to me.

Is today the first time you have seen her doing this? It is most probable that she has something in her eye. Could you fill out the https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/

I'm not sure having him move a way for a while is the best idea, mostly because you will have stress either if you clean his cage or when you move him to a completely different place. Could you summarize his recent problems and why you think it is a necessary step to move him away for a while.

Yellow means she is a bit dehydrated, has she acted weird before hanging out at the bottom?