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Well silk worms go from egg to about 1 inch in 10-14 days if kept in ideal temperatures (high 70's to low 80's) and offered plenty of food. and while at it, check this thread out, its got a ton of stuff - https://www.chameleonforums.com/silkworms-101-a-7906/

he looks wonderful :)

I use the arcadia 6% uvb bulb for my uvb, and just a standard 75 watt bulb for my basking lights

Congrats, he looks good :) I just got a chameleon from kamerflauge about a month back as well, a nosy be sire Wrex

Of course you can, I have 2 bins of supers, the large housing bin they live in with wheat bran etc. Then a smaller gut load bin that I keep 20-30 in and fill that with the repashys SuperLoad, and other veggies and let them eat away in there for a few days before I feed them off. While...

being as your guy is only a month and small they would most certainly outgrow him before you fed them all (assuming you have no other reptiles) crickets in general grow pretty fast, especially in warm areas, but they seem to double in size every week lol. I would say try to get like 250 at...

Yeah I do this on my cages as well, not that specific type of fencing, but I use one similar to this http://www.homedepot.com/p/Tenax-2-ft-x-25-ft-Green-Home-Fence-783060/100384024#.UZKQ8rV4KnI it works really well, In the enclosures, I have 3 of the 4 walls lined with it (hanging down from the...

fantastic looking chameleon! :)

Yeah I would personally recommend the aquazamp "rain dome" too, the mist king is also great, either of those over anything else. But if I could pick between the 2, I would go with the aquazamp. as far as "link to get everything in the cart" well aquazamp is pretty straight forward, its 1 page...

hes a beautiful chameleon, good luck with him. :)

both my chameleons have yet to "refuse" any live insect I have given them, but they seem to enjoy hornworms, and superworms the most... they go right after them. I have yet to feed anything "flying" though so well see if that changes :)

Well thats not entirely true, GENERALLY SPEAKING of course (since its really an individual chameleon by chameleon basis, some are more clam and "handle-able" than others and its really down to their individual personality) But generally speaking, Veiled chameleons are "slightly" more aggressive...

Yeah, I have seen "purple" barred chameleons, with green or red etc bodies, for sale from various breeders, but I have never seen a majority purple panther chameleon. That's not to say one may not exist, as I have seen some pictures of purple chameleons (not sure if they were panthers or not...

Well I wouldn't say there is any specific magic number, its more of a balanced diet approach. Generally speaking, no 1 feeder should make up a majority of any diet if it can be avoided, multiple different feeders fed together is better for the overall health.

Some of the best days of my life occurred on that system... lmfao :D

O snap! look at that SNES on the right :-)

wow, he looks awesome, you did a great job thus far with him... he looks very similar to one of my chameleons "Ringo" :-) a blue bar ambilobe :)

well you can see the site sponsers see if there are any breeders of veiled's in there, I know http://www.flchams.com/ has some As far as their colors, they wont be as "crazy" as say a panther may be, but you will find various different color's in veiled chameleons, you just need to look...

lol yeah its unfortunate, some people see reptiles in general as a "cash cow" and get into the business purely with the intent on making money, with little to no regard for the creatures in their care. Thats not to say you shouldn't make money if you go down that route, but your first and...

yeah I use both a full tube uvb bulb, and a full tube full spectrum bulb on my enclosures, lighting is good, and coverage is good. Well technically there is beneficial value, just not specifically for the chameleon (that we know of). Reason being most if not all aquarium bulbs are full...