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Anyone ever heard of kidney stones in chameleons because of all the calcium we feed them ??? Thoughts discussion

That is normal, no worries my chameleon is almost 5 months and he sheds his eyes along with the rest of his body no worries.

That's good and also use a multi vitamin like sticky tongue indoor minarall ect and try feeding daily till he is full grown :) a 1/2 inch cricket would be the max I eould feed him ( rule of thumb don't use feeders wider than the width between his/her eyes :)

I would agree from 3-4 months definatly not older than that cute little guy tho

I could understand that but otherwise it's awsome !

Please do not dust crickets with the calcium D3 every day !!!!' Twice a month he should get calcium with d3 and a multivitamin. The rest of the times if alternate one day on one day off with calcium NO D3!!! That can really harm him, also I would feed little man every day 6-10 small crickets...

Sounds good anyone elce use bug burger in conjunction wit the superload like 50/50 mix that's what I intend to do

Retpti sun 5.0 I would recommend and a 100w basking day lamp or consider the solar mv bulb with UVA/UVB in It

Wish I could do that I'd love to have a jungle

Never heard of this but I think I'll give it a try !

Very sexy males

If it is toxic it's no good and even though it may say non toxic or "herb" it can still be potentially leathal for your Cham as stated above better safe than sorry

Gona be beautiful congrats on a healthy chameleon !

I suggest gel not crystles because they can expand when inside the chameleons stomach and potentially kill /explode his stomach if he eats a cricket or feeder with dry crystles in it :x no good flickers makes a gel which I use calcium fortified

Would you think of taking him to the vet for some X-rays

Usually means she is sick I would recommend going to the vet

Great idea cheap inexpensive way to get sun

If you think it might be your better off leaving it out safty first ya know

Not really sure what you mean like going a full week ? Or Saturday morning giving him food and returning the next day and feeding at night which is not recomended because when the lights go out they don't hunt and any feeders left in the cage will chew on your little man and possibly infect him

Look out lol