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Poor Leo doesn't even realise they are food !!

Leo has only eaten locusts since we've had him , doesn't like silk worms so not sure how to keep the locusts from hopping off too quickly as he only feeds when they're free in his house and he hurts for them.

It's moving around in the pot and i've tried offering it to him on tweezers but still nothing ??

It would seem that my Panther Chameleon Leo has no idea that roaches are a nice food item. He's been staring at one in his bowl for ages now! He seems to only like locusts

Thanks for the link, unfortunately I live in the UK and the only feeders we have available here are Locust, Crickets, Mealworms, Wax worms and Roaches. As far as I know he's only ever had Locusts and a few Wax worms.

I've just adopted a year old Panther and i'm not sure how much I should be feeding him. At the moment he's been eating about 5 large hoppers per day. I'm sure he'd have more if I put them in. Some people have said to feed him daily and others to feed him every other day. He's moving around well...

Think you can rinse them off with soapy water them give then a good wipe and rinse with clean water.

Yes this was the only place I could put the enclosure until my hubby comes from home at the weekend and helps me move a large desk then I can clip the lamp up off the mesh. I have holder for it. My profile picture is of him being Spiderman !

Yes i'm going to add some more branches and plants over then next few days but thought i'd let him settle in first. Don't think he'd ever been misted either.....he couldn't get enough of the water the first I misted his new house. Romped around licking all his new leaves .

Picked up this little guy a few days ago from a lad who's family were moving and needed to find him a home. I've had Veiled before but always wanted to have a Panther. He's about a year old and seems very calm and happy to be handled. Added a picture of the enclosure he came with and after we...