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Your over dusting with d3. Like said above, you should dust with D3 about 2x a month. I dust without D3 every other feeding and with the reptivite about 2x a month.

Where are you from? Id check out the humidity levels to just to be safe.

People mostly recommend anything lower than 50 degrees take them inside. 50 would be pushing it and but that being said I think your chams would be ok, IF... the temperature has gradually gotten to that low of 56. IF the 56 is just a spike down in temps your chams might not be...

Thanks for all the responses. So I guess the consensus is that they are ok in moderation? Thanks

Is it safe to gutload crickets with cactus?

You guys ruined this thread with your lame arguments. Good job Renzo and good luck on your new job!

Just saw this thread and I think I found me a new crix supplier. :)

Very Cool! Also glad to see there Cham lovers all they way in China. Welcome to the site

How old exactly are they?

Meanwhile, change your setup ASAP. Take out the substrate, get an exact number on the temperature/ humidity. Get some real plants. Chameleons aren't fine one day and then bad the next, they take a while to deteriorate as well as to improve. You have to change the cage!

I once had a baby dubia escape from the feeding cup. I looked everywhere on and off for about 3 days with no luck. I figured he would die to so I eventually just gave up. About 6 months later, as I was digging through the chameleon supplies to get some of my dry cricket food, I see...

Haha Awesome thread.

Here, check out Summoner's working free range setup. Like stated above, a bit more than a shower curtain is needed. https://www.chameleonforums.com/new-free-range-works-31428/