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I truly appreciate the votes towards our little dude!

T. quadricornis gracilior juvenile male coming in for a closeup.

Nice feeders!

Great looking feeders :love:

@Twitchet

Are you still keeping this species?

They are capable of turning the food in their mouth as they chew. Width is the important part just try not to max them out with the longer feeders.

@tkchameleons

6 and 1/2 months

I use insect sticky traps in corners of walls and under overhangs not on the floor to catch spiders. The floor ones just catch dust bunnies.

Not a veiled owner but my panthers gape-yawn just before they shed. Hope it’s nothing serious.

Thank you for your order! You will enjoy the visibility of your chameleon feeding plus the freedom To add multiple types of bugs and go on a vacation. here is our website if any forum members are interested in ordering one. https://tkchameleons.com/collections/accessories

75% Ambanja 25% Ambilobe

Don't remember if I've posted this guy here before but this is Nerdz our WC Djangoa Ambanja. He's from Olaf Pronk's private collection. While we regret his passing and loss from the chameleon community we are glad to have the opportunity to continue his legacy. Meet Nerdz.

Check out these drawer pulls. http://www.leevalley.com/us/Wood/page.aspx?p=75881&cat=3,75507

@janjan20 I wish I had known you were planning to feed red runners. I would have strongly recommended the large feeder. The small feeders are designed for very small chameleons and young juveniles. They are designed to hold smaller two week crickets and feeders appropriate to that size...

Females should be one year old before breeding but they may be receptive earlier that that. The stronger and healthier the female the healthier the eggs and babies are that you get. 10% of the babies is a standard stud fee. So 30 hatch and you get three.

@Beman Thank you for the positive review. I knew you would like it. I'm confident others will also. We joke that it should have been called the marriage saver because of how well it keeps bugs in place. I really believe in the Shooting Gallery Feeder and feel that we made it be the feeder we...

I'm really curious about your supplement schedule. Does he get any outside sunlight?

Boosting your overnight humidity may help him stay hydrated. Where you are an open window might do the job or you can use a humidifier. Feeders Like hornworms or silkworms can help. Misting for a longer time can get them drinking more.