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I agree with camimom, use locusts. I remove their back legs so they can't jump out. They are Sebastian's favorite, I just hold the tub with about 4-5 large locusts and gone in no time LOL

Guess what? Sebastian ate his first dubia today! YAY! Can't believe it, after all this time he's refused everything but locusts he snatched a large dubia from his tub today and gobbled it down, so looks like I'll be purchasing more of these :D So happy :D

I wanna ask, you guys don't shoot animals just for "fun" I really hope not :( breaks my heart to see hunters kill a deer or other animals for fun and not to feed themselves or a family :(

Good luck LMAO You have more guts than me. Don't think I could even open the encloure to feed it and water it >.<

I love dubias, my cham doesn't which made me feel dissapointed LMAO was really looking forward to ditching crickets and their smell >.< but didn't work out so back to crickets and locusts :(

When is your next day off? Personally I wouldn't like leaving it for too long without treatment.

Not really sure, hopefully a more advanced keeper may chime in, but my guess would be caused by the supplimenting scheduel but that's just my opinion :)

You can dust everyday with that, you won't have to use seperate tub of suppliments :)

Alot of members including me use the Repashy All In One, also called Calcium plus, it has everything a chameleon needs without guessing games with dusting and won't have inbalances with suppliments :)

Way to much supplimentation. He needs Calcium without D3 everyday. Calcium with D3 twice a month and multivitamins twice a month.

I use water crystals, can purchase it already done, I use bug gel by ProRep or bye it in crystal form and make it up on your own. Are as some have said use oranges. I have seen youtube videos of using wet sponges, personally I wouldn't advise that, I just think the crickets will nibble the...

Is there any mucas inside his mouth or making any weezing noises? Chams can pick up respitory infections.

Does the swollen area feel hardish? I know my Chameleon that passed had an aggressive eye abcess that wouldn't go away with loads of treatment. Not saying your cham will have the same experience mine did, but abcesses seem common.

Price always varies on locals :) crosses are cheaper if you do wish to spend alot of the actual animal.

Snake bags are not terrible or harmful if packed right. I got my panther in a snake bag and he was fine. If I was a cham, I'd rather be in a bag than a hard plastic deli container.

Just keep trying :) is the first time you've introduced them? Sometimes Chams can be hesitant to eat a new feeder :)

Have you tried taking him to a herp vet local to you first?

I changed over to the Repashy all in one about 2 weeks back as their was a slight imbalance with my panther and I wouldn't use anything else :D I use it lightly daily and smells wonderful, my panther since using this seems to have a faster food response, so dunno if its the taste of it that he...