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He's definately not a baby...4 inches not including tail... I'm hoping that hes just adjusting to his new environment...hes also sheddig which I just read can cause some fluctuations with eating habits...he's drinking water often and was moving all around his cage today literally...crawled...

My uv light is 18 inches...runs along the back of his house.

Ive been feeding from a cup...I only tried the hand feeding to see if he would take it. He didnt. Getting smaller crickets right now and hopefully that will help.

Chameleon Info: * Your Chameleon - sub adult Jackson...roughly 4 inches nose to butt, not sure how old be is exactly ordered him from lllreptiles How long has it been in your care? 1 week * Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Handled him today only in an atttempt to hand...

Distance between his eyes is closer to half inch 3/4 inch...no where near 1 inch....would it be a bad idea to feed him pin heads?

One more question..my guy is about 5 inches nose to butt...crickets I have are around3/4 inch to an inch...those are the smallest I could find besides tiny ones. Are those too big for him? Could this possibly be a "these crickets are too big what is this women thinking" scenario?

Just got a sub adult male Jackson 4 days ago. He drinks but won't eat at all. Plenty of live plants, misting several times a day, dripped, lighting, heating...everything. I've been using free range gut loaded.crickets...could it be that he's used to cup feeder with old owner?

I've decided you guys are right...going with a 6 month old male instead... Returning the under heat pad... Question though...do I still need a dripper if I have a mister?

Will my set up be sufficient for a baby...I know they're pretty tempermental...and will the cage be too big for such a small little guy?

Ive never owned a chameleon but have always wanted one. I have a full cage set up. 18" 18" 36" screen on all sides.....spot light, uva/uvb light...mister, drip system, thermometer(3) spaced at warmest middle and coolest spots... I was told that a.heat pad under the tank would help keep...