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Or mealybugs actually

I wanna say hatchling white aphid? Do you have a hibiscus in your enclosure?

I'll probably stop using the pre-made gutload then it's almost finished. I'll definitely look into that Cricket Crack though :)

My cham is pretty healthy according to his vet so I must be doing something right, and the dry gut load isn't harming him or the crickets. Thank you for the advice though. :) Can't really grow my own veggies in an apartment but every fruit/veggie that goes into Kaiju or the crickets is organic...

I understand :) I should have gone more in detail.

Carrots and kale are cheap and easily available. I also like to feed Kaiju some papaya every 3 months to get on his good side.

I just said they were the cheapest in my opinion. I also use a Flukers dry gutload and collard greens. Best - These gutloading ingredients are best because they are highest in calcium, low in phosphorus, oxalates and goitrogens. They should be the primary components of your gutload: mustard...

"Good gutloading ingredients because they are moderately high in calcium and other vitamins/minerals. Should be used in addition to those from the previous category: sweet potato, carrots, oranges, mango, butternut squash, kale, apples, beet greens, blackberries, bok choy, green beans" Straight...

Also he's pretty friendly :)

Some of you may remember in August 2015 I lost my beloved cham Kaiju then found him really hurt, took him to the vet and received some medicine for him. Well here's some pictures of the grown up Kaiju :)

Basic cham enclosure (minus the lights he was sunbathing all day)

Ok, you need to dust your crickets EVERY FEEDING with calcium powder WITHOUT D3. TWICE a month dust your crickets with Herpt. Multivitamin and Calcium WITH D3 but NEVER together/at the same time/mixed. Feed your crickets Carrots/Dinosaur Kale (cheapest gut load veggies in my opinion) and keep a...

People need to really stop buying from Pet Smart/PetCo and buy from reputable breeders or reptile specialty stores.

I'd go to a different vet and get a second opinion, one with reputable reptile experience. I hope your baby gets better!

Ok awesome :) he's doing great I just wasn't sure if his tail was actually shorter.

Hey guys, it looks like my 2 month veiled chameleon's tail looks shorter. Is it just me? What do you think? He's acting his normal self always active, eats a bunch, and can climb fine. I'm just curious if his tail is actually shorter. Thanks!

I assume with all species some creatures are born blind just like humans. It's really sad but I hope your baby gets better. Have you tried rubbing the food against her mouth?

I really hope these animals pull through and live. Sending positive vibes towards these poor reptiles. I understand how stressful this can be though when I was 16 I had a lab puppy and forgot to get the 2nd round of vaccinations and he got parvo, to this day I feel guilty about it. With high...

Some more pictures :)