Hey all,
I am spending the next five weeks at an internship. The good thing is, while I am staying on site at a hotel due to having to be on call, I am only an hour from my house so I can stop home comfortably at least once a week to do cleanings, refilling the mister, etc.
In the meantime my GF is staying at my place the entire time to make sure nothing major happens (mister breaks, light burns out, etc). I have a tote full of Dubia roaches and a tupperware full of Superworms, but ideally if she doesn't need to mess with those, she'd rather not.
The chameleon is a male panther, about a year old. Last weight was 130g and he normally eats about 4-8 roaches/superworms every other day (with proper dustings). I fed him yesterday before I left and he ate 4 roaches and 8 superworms (kept feeding him until he absolutely wouldn't eat anymore).
Is it humane/comfortable for him to go up to a week between feedings? If not, I can convince my GF to put a few superworms in his feeding dish at least once in the middle of the week (but she most likely wouldn't dust them).
Thanks!
I am spending the next five weeks at an internship. The good thing is, while I am staying on site at a hotel due to having to be on call, I am only an hour from my house so I can stop home comfortably at least once a week to do cleanings, refilling the mister, etc.
In the meantime my GF is staying at my place the entire time to make sure nothing major happens (mister breaks, light burns out, etc). I have a tote full of Dubia roaches and a tupperware full of Superworms, but ideally if she doesn't need to mess with those, she'd rather not.
The chameleon is a male panther, about a year old. Last weight was 130g and he normally eats about 4-8 roaches/superworms every other day (with proper dustings). I fed him yesterday before I left and he ate 4 roaches and 8 superworms (kept feeding him until he absolutely wouldn't eat anymore).
Is it humane/comfortable for him to go up to a week between feedings? If not, I can convince my GF to put a few superworms in his feeding dish at least once in the middle of the week (but she most likely wouldn't dust them).
Thanks!