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Hi Kecleon - I cant give you an answer on this one, not sure if its a good or bad idea. Sorry man!

He would be ok on silkworms forever if he eats em!

Blatta lateralis - aka Turkish Roaches. Went to my first reptile show this weekend, and picked up a starter breeding colony for 12 bucks - I THINK it was a good deal, got about 30 or so in there, with 5 egg sacks already waiting to hatch. Came with a bunch of food as well...

If you have raised him from a baby up to 9 months without a UV bulb, it has not been sudden at all, he has been in trouble for about 5-6 months now. I am putting my $$ on early stages of MBD as well. Hopefully you have cought it in time. Have you started to research local vets?

I suppose you could try? I dont see any reason why not, just make sure you leave a large enough gap from the top of the screening to the top you cut off.

Sorry if i was not more clear, yes the screen is for the crickets to climb up on, and the plastic is too slick for them to walk on, so you leave a gap inbetween the screen and the edge of the plastic so if they try to climb they just fall down.

DOH! thats a bummer man, sorry to hear that. I guess you can look at the positive and found out ahead of time, instead of 0 power all of a sudden. Regardless, what a buzz kill. There are some pretty awesome indoor setups as well - check out the "post your enclosure" threads here, some nice...

Hey Justin! Man that has to be super frustrating. I imagine that you are more worried every day than anything else :( I wish i could be of some help, i dont really have anything to offer that you dont allready know or have tried. I know you said you tried dragonflys.. how about some...

I built my own for the sake of the enjoyment of building something, and hand crafting it to my satisfaction. I will not be making another custom cage, i knew going into it that I would spend more than just picking up a screen one from LLL. With that said, it was very rewarding knowing that I...

actually yes, there are quite a few threads on it - search around, you will find some pretty amazing tats. Im gettin really close to getting one myself, havent got any ink done in about 6 years because haven been able to think of anything worthy. A panther is quicky moving up on that list tho...

Normal lighting is not acceptable. You need a UVB tube and proper supplimentation or your chameleon is going to get MBD (which is what i was allready suspecting with the swelling of the limbs) *TEMPATURE-IS GOOD *HUMIDITY-IS GOOD Is not an acceptable answer for us to help you. Stating that...

Is it just me or do all those lumps on her side look parasitic? That second picture really looks like her limbs are swollen too? You definatly need to fill out the qustionaire that kin just posted. https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/

Im awful at taking pictures is why!! Ill enter one someday for sure, but still learning my little camera :)

If you are planning on feeding your chameleon to a boomslang snake, yes, I recommend dusting the chameleon directly :eek::eek:

You can use whatever wood you want. You have to TREAT it is the trick! I recommend at least 3 coats of poly, let each coat dry a day before applying the next. Once the final coat has been applied, make sure it cures for about a week before putting your cham in its new home.

You will love it, so far the misting system is the best investment i have made so far bar none for this hobby. Just to clarify - I am not trying to drive business to anyone really, i just made a video about it as my own other hobby of making videos. Yes Jason is appreciative of me making it...

misting system will be there when ya get back, go with the family.

Best part is the cigar place i went to had a slew of em - he sold it to me for 1 penny since i came in on my bike :)

Yes, this is me speaking in the video heh

Try now?.. for some reason youtube set the sharing to private, dunno why.