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Your chameleon looks fine from what I can see in the pic. But if your still concerned about its eating...try documenting the times u offer food. If they are irregular, that might the problem. Try offering food consistently at multiple times during the day.

Honestly, its best to never handle chameleons at all-- they will be most active when they think no one is there. I probably wont handle my guy all summer actually... If I left the door to his cage open and left, he would come out on his own.. and run away!!

yes, very very cool.

It might be kinda boring....but all my chams are named chamy LOL or cham! He is what he is, and I dont call him much anyway :)

After reading this thread, I think ill start a regiment of reptaid for my guy today to start the summer off. Ill use the syringe to inject the reptaid into a superworm, then feed immediately after. My guy doesnt refuse super worms :)

It sometimes takes a few days for the chameleon to eat regularly. If you want to leave crickets in while at work, try a cup to hold crickets so they dont run away or hide. This way you can know for sure what he eats. Also, im not sure about your particular species of chameleon, but I kno...

Large Rubbermaid container with a few egg crates. Gutload with lots of stuff.

Hey nice cage Jannb...thats exactly what Im going to use for my next cages...nice

To introduce the fruits and veggies I put them on my chams daily walking path. This way he's bound to run into it at some point. I think he just notices the red easier, but they definitely are aware of anything different in the cages. If I put a pinky in his cage, he wont even go on...

Heres a cool vid I found on youtube that shows the proper way to water a chameleon. Notice how they focus on spraying the plants, not the chameleon, but the chameleon too is ok. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vM9mu-gLy1o&NR=1

Nevermind, this thread is from months ago.. haha

Ive moved my guy in-n-out every day for more than 2 weeks before during winter. He will be fine...Since its too cold sometimes, I find that he will purposely fall asleep on certain sides of the cage so I can come get him. They get stressed, but it is definitely ok. These things are way more...

DRAIN KING!!!! hahahaha

Oh and I wouldnt worry about UVB coming in, I used a UVB meter to test mine and the Sun is a pretty powerful thing...it will get through.

I used a black screen, stronger than just normal window screen, but obviously not as strong as wire. What I found though is that it all really depends on the placement of your cage. If your cage is in direct light all day, you may find there to be too much light. (Where black screen may...

Damn really, thats too bad....MAN UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also, how do you guys get in their mouths without them biting... no way am I putting my fingers in my veiled mouth :)

He looks fine....reptiles have great reflexes and he will either manage to get it down, or will give up and throw it up-or re-arrange and re-chew. That being said, try to feed smaller feeders as this size is too big...

Usually hes only attracted to moving food. But whenever I put in bright foods, hes all over them... haha Its gota be something to do with the colors. Anyways...off to feed him some morning crix.

Could be a fungus maybe... possibly what is killing them to begin with.