I'm having a hard time figuring out just how much my new Panther Chameleon needs to eat (first cham to us). We've had him for about 3 weeks now. He was pretty much simply fed crickets with the breeder. I've fed him a variety of crickets, Dubia roaches, about 4 mealworms and just now 1 super worm- which he gobbled up in the space of 2 seconds. This variety has been spread out through the 3 weeks with the main food being crickets. I've started putting a feeder cup in his enclosure to be able to better track what he eats since he's new and I don't know his patterns/likes/dislikes yet but I'm not sure if I'm feeding him too much, too little or just enough.
He is about 5 months old. What would be the general feeding guidelines for a cham his age? Similarly, how do I gauge if a worm is too large? Some of the superworms are enormous!
Thank you!
He is about 5 months old. What would be the general feeding guidelines for a cham his age? Similarly, how do I gauge if a worm is too large? Some of the superworms are enormous!
Thank you!