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UPDATE: She ate three hornworms, three dubias, two mealworms, and a waxworm, on her own today! She also drank quite a bit of water. Im not sure why she didn't eat for a few days, but hopefully she keeps this up.

i was on the wrong forum. whoops

Thank you! I will definately keep that in mind, I had heard a lot of conflicting information so I wasn't completely sure, but thank you for clarifying.

Hey! Glad to hear you're getting into chameleons. The humidity needs to stay at 80%, and make sure your chameleon has a constant water source, keep in mind they don't recognize still standing water as a drinking source. In the wild they drink from water droplets off of plants,or from a moving...

:LOL: whoops my bad, i guess i wasn't paying attention. hold on.

yeah. give me a minute to find one.

I think its just the angle i think. Im very alert, and i probably would have noticed.

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Thats so funny! how do i attach an image on here?

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ok ill fix the d3 and calcium issue immediately! The slurry contained dubia roaches and two freshly molted mealies, with some calcium. Would you happen to have an instagram called theveiled?

I recently got a female veiled chameleon at my local petsmart. She has an 18by 18by 24 reptibreeze enclosure. She has a small critter keeper, for a lay bin with eco earth inside. She has one live plant called a Dracaena, and 5 fake plants along with climbing branches. I feed her Dubia roaches...

I wouldn't be able to resist.