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during this time period I tried horns and supers when he stopped eating crickets but he wasn't interested.

I can't get roaches here in Canada :'(. The only feeders I can get my hands on are silks, horns, supers, and crickets

he literally had a "hunger strike" for 13 weeks total, i am pretty sure he would have died if he didn't eat for 3 months, i think he only ate a cricket here and there to stay alive.

he didn't always eat 1-2 a week, there were definitely several 2 week long periods when he didn't eat anything, but yes, I think i will try and get a decal done soon.

I COULD try silkworms, the closest place to me that sells them is a 2 hour bus ride away though, and I don't drive. I get horns at petsmart a 15min walk from my home, and yes the crickets are always well fed :) thanks.

His hunger strike lasted from april to june, during this time period he was only consuming 1-2 crickets a WEEK. His hunger strike "ended" 4 days ago and he's been eating 6-7 large crickets a day, today he ate 9 large crickets. Also, I will post some pics of Blood tomorrow, I had a really busy...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Nosy Be Panther Chameleon, Male, 2-3 years old, he is wild caught. Bloo has been in my care for 10 months Handling - once or twice a week, I bring him outside or let him roam around in my bedroom (I supervise him) Feeding - He is eating 6-7 large crickets a day...

that cfl bulb is no good, you need a t5 linear bulb. zoo med t5 5.0 would work, or if you can get it, arcadia 6% would be best

I have the exact same hood for both my chams, but the 24inch length (still holds 22inch bulbs) the 24 inch looks better on my reptibreeze xl's

his colours look amazing for only 2-4 months old! hope he has a speedy recovery! ;0

is it at all possible that when he bite into the hornworm some of the worm came through his nose? a chameleon's nose is just two holes that go into there mouth.

since your guy is still young and growing, he isn't going to be pooping as much as you think he should be, he still needs to keep some of the mass he eats to grow his body :)

you could try black soldier fly larvae, they are very very nutritious and fairly small.

yea that's safe for any cham, just make sure to wipe it down before introducing it to your cham :)

okay thanks :)

how many cans of the great stuff did you use in total?

looks crazy good! nice work

@Brodybreaux25 i got a quick question for you, how much do chams 2 years+ usually eat, my panther Bloo is 2ish years old, he is wild caught but I've had him 1 year. Bloo eats 2-3 crickets every other day, mind you it is winter and I live in Canada lol. what do you think?

that's an awesome idea! i'll have to remember that for when I build mine!

what did you use to make the drainage platform?