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If your ambient realtive humidity is low, best choice is to NOT use a screen cage. A better choice would be a solid sided cage.

Not necessarily

Sandrachameleon's blog is useful: https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/65-supplements.html I use Rep-cal stuff. These and some of the other ones people use are listed also in Sandra's blog...

well obviously you clean the dripper container now and then. I put it in the dishwasher once a month, and give it a wipe with paper toweling in-between times. The water wouldnt be sitting in the dripper for more than a few hours at a time anyhow. If the humidity is low, the temperature...

Try adding a dripper to the cage. That way it can drink without you having to be there. Mine drink every day, usually twice a day for a couple minutes each time.

I'll hold out hope for the canucks this year!

Butterworms are less fatty than mealworms or superworms

Great list maybe add "praying mantis" ?

My chameleon has never suffered injury from a mantis. go for it.

The crickets, roaches, superworms, etc. and what's in their bellies then goes into the chameleon.

If a mantis is fairly large, with nice sharp forelegs, its possible to cause a bit of scratch damage to the chameleon. Some people therefore remove those legs. Poor mantis.

What's his weight and body length Snout to Vent? Its not uncommon for them to want to eat a lot as they grow. And he's not full grown yet, and no immediate danger of death by eating IMHO. But it wouldnt hurt to start tappering off somewhat, such that he's getting a fair bit less by the time...

Supers last a very long time. Put them in a container with some bran and oats, once or twice a week toss a slice of apple, chunck of carrot or hunk of potatoe on top of the bran (provides moisture). Your chameleon will enjoy eating the adult size supers when your chameleon is around 10 months old.

I was in Vancouver. It was Awesome.

Nice female

The BC Reptile Club is having a Show and Sale in Abbotsford, October 30 & 31. There's a fair number of BC people on the forum, so thought Id let you know about it.

Small ones do that fairly often, its not a big deal. But adults dont usually hang upside down. Maybe she is trying to get out - is the cage big enough? does she have a good place to lay eggs? Or maybe she is wanting to get warmer, close to the heat lamp? Maybe she can see a plant or...

sandra chameleon links to a bunch of nutritional tables from her blog: https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/75-feeder-nutrition-gutloading.html maybe its one of the ones in her list

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Sounds like youre on the right path to me. The only suggestion i have is make sure the worms are small enough. He might just not be used to them. Also, My guy likes a dark coloured feeding cup, and hates to eat out of shiny or white stuff.