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I make sure to keep around 15 crickets in a day and I’ve also been giving him mealworms but I guess that was a mistake

Ok so I understand a lot of you are disappointed with me right now but I do want the best care for my chameleon so please hit me with advice so he does not die!

I give him crickets and meal worms. What else would you suggest to give him?

He is a blue bar panther chameleon

Does Fred look like he’s a heathy size for 8 months old? He isn’t much of a eater so I want to make sure he is growing correctly!

Here is a pic

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Purple bar ambilobe panther chameleon, Unknown sex, 4 months old. It’s been in my care for 2 months. Handling - I handle it around 3 times a week. Feeding - Crickets and Superworms. I keep 15 superworms in a bowl and 12-15 crickets in there at all times. I...

What do you think it could be? My Panther is 4 months old now and I didn’t know if they’d look different for their first time laying

Yes I did it gets up to around 85 degrees now but I’ll fill out the form too

These were in my plant

I’m sorry. I did do research on it I just didn’t post an explanation Sorry

Is there such a thing as too much foiliage?

I wouldn’t see why not

I would do screen because there is more of a chance for them to develop RI in the glass ones

Are you houseing him in a glass cage? I saw the glass and got worried because if it’s not a mesh cage they will get rispitory problems and possibly die. I saw the mesh cage too but I thought that might be the other owners

I’m excited for you lol

Mines name is Fred. He is a blue bared panther chameleon and I got the name from my history teacher lol

Idk but he’s adorable lol

75 watt basking light. It’s 95 degrees in the basking spot. 5.0 uvb light. Cage- 24x24x24. Humidity always 50-70 %

Sounds good, and I think he is beginning to shed it seems