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Thanks everyone for the help, you put my mind at ease.

I've been looking for a place to find smaller ones since she's so tiny. I'm going to get some horn worms from a more exotic pet store this weekend. The super worms were also too big. I am dusting the worms with calcium and vitamins in the mean time though.

What I was trying to say is I put about 8 crickets and 4-5 meal worms in in the morning and she's eats them throughout the day. She never eats them all at once from what I've seen.

Yes I use calcium with out d3 and a vitamin supplement. She's in her sleeping spot right now so I can't get a great picture of her whole body until tomorrow morning. She usually runs away when I open her cage

Yeah her eyes are open She doesn't explore her cage much. I don't see her eat too often but the crickets aren't out of the cage or in the cage any more so I'm assuming shes just a shy eater. My fiance seen her eat a cricket earlier. She usually eats one or two crickets and one or two meal worms...

Nope It's 75° in her basking spot but she just moved to her sleeping spot I would say the heat lamp is about 5 inches away from her vine

Hereso another pic

I still don't understand what their color changes mean. I know black means she's angry or feeling threatened. But other than that I'm clueless. I've read multiple different things about being bright green meaning she's calm or stressed and yellow meaning she's dying. She just ate a meal worm a...

She's more of a pale green as of right now but when I posted that she was bright yellow

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled, female, I've had her for about a week. Not sure how old she is she is very small. Handling - I've tried to get her out of her cage and she flees Feeding - gutloaded crickets. 3-4 every morning. Gut loading food from pet Watering - I have a little dripper...

Okay thanks

Those are too big for her to eat right now.

The small crickets. I would say 3/4s of an inch maybe a little smaller

If there are Any left over crickets I should take them out over night?

Okay thanks. Yeah I have some mini Meal worms in a hanging basket that she seems to love I've seen her eat those. Never seen her eat a cricket but I know she's eating them because there not in the cage and not in the house. So just a normal house bulb would be better than the zoomed light?

Also, is there a hotter basking bulb I could buy to make it more comfortable for her? Brand Thanks, !!

Yeah I wasn't sure when she was eating so I didn't want to put a bunch in there because I heard they'd bite her at night. I'll put more in right away

Here's a pic of her

She's hiding right now I'll get one when I get back home and she's out in the open