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This is what I'm using. I use 2-way tape instead of screws

Mine likes to sleep right in front of the enclosure with no cover. One time, he slept upside down hanging from the wire ceiling.

The key to using glass is ventilation. If done correctly, I think it's actually better than wire mesh if the enclosure is big enough. You need to keep the air moving and exchange the air using fans. For attaching branches, try closet pole holders

It's ironic that dubia's are the easier thing on earth to keep alive, and chameleons are one of the hardest!

I hate that crunching sound...like fingernails on a chalkboard!

Great idea for a video because dubia's really are the best overall feeder (convenience + nutrition)

It's don't think it's possible to say how many bugs to feed without context of bug size, especially when using Dubias that range so much in size. It's not so much an issue with Black Soldier Flies.

This looks like something straight out of a horror movie

So exotic, it almost looks photoshopped!

I think large bushes are better than tree branches, unless it's a small tree. Also, I lot of people don't disinfect branches, including chameleon guru Bill Strand.

Does anyone know if there's any scientific evidence as to how this would work?

Thanks for this info!

It's my first experience with shedding and it's looks like a snowstorm hit my enclosure. I had no idea shedding would happen over such a short period of time. Basically one day!

I'm glad I'm not the only one! I never see mine drink but he's very healthy and has good urate. I sometimes see him slowly stick his tongue to a branch and I spray water on it thinking he's thirsty, but he turns around quickly. It's my understanding that chameleons get some of their water...

I have one of these and love it. Roaches and worms are used.

I've probably watched that video 25 times. It never gets old

Definitely big enough. Good idea to convert it! You may have trouble getting enough light towards the bottom for plants.

Good timing on this post, I just got my first BSFL shipment today! So far my cham loves them but I didn't expect them to be so small. According to chameleon academy.com, if they mature into flies, they're harmless https://chameleonacademy.com/black-soldier-fly/

Very interesting! I've never seen an interpretation that specific.