Mold in with crickets!!!Will she be harmed?

[Purpur]

Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - female veiled, ~4 months old, had for ~ eight weeks
Handling - sparingly, only when needed
Feeding - crickets, gut loaded w/ flukers gut load, apples, carrots, celery, chick peas, peas, green peppers, algae paper, and berries. varries depending on what i have on hand. mealworms sparingly ( once a week, one worm). Calci worms when I can.
Supplements - repcal herpvite, 2x a month, rep cal calcium w/d3, 2x a month, calcium 5x a week
Watering - misting, 3to 5 times a day. see her drink
Fecal Description - no parasite test, healthy looking poo, white urate poops ~ once every other day.
History - shed twice since bringing her home. eats ~10 crickets a day. has gone from two inches in legth to four inches in length since bringing her home.

Cage Info:
Cage Type - glass, 18x18x24
Lighting - reptiglow 5 uvb, repti sun 75 watt (my house is cold) ceremaic heat emmiter for night. lights on at 10 am, lights off 9 pm
Temperature - highest day~86F, lowest day ~80F. highest night ~80F, lowest night ~69F use one old fashioned thermometer and two digital thermometers
Humidity - ~70%, lowest is 50% i mist to maintain, and use a hydrometer to measure it.
Plants - no
Placement - bedroom, low foot trafic. warmer room. not near heat vent. ~ five feet up ( on a dresser)
Location - ny

problem: there was mold in the crick bin. think from too much wet feed. will she be ok?

 

[RPCV]

She should be fine. The mold was in your cricket bin and not in your enclosure; so unless you are feeding dead moldy crickets there is no exposure to your cham. Also, mold is everywhere and is normally found in the air; but you don't want it growing in your cricket bin. Just take out whatever the mold is growing on and reduce the amount of moisture in your cricket bin. Mold is always the result of moisture.