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Hello World! So Jefe the Chameleon has a planted cage with a 1 ft planted tub that has a small blueberry, a mulberry, a hanging golden pothos, a grape plant, and a small little thing on the bottom and the soil is made up of coco husk, lugarti soil, and whatever I couldn't get off of the plants...

I have that same fixture and it is amazing

Nah, I have a colony of Dubias so thats why I am asking.

They are about halfway grown.

I am not sure where to get different species that are non-invasive. I was looking at the Madagascar Hissing Roaches but they are pricey and breed slowly.

The adult male would be way too big plus I am low on males.

He has gone a while while striking but I don't know the exact amount of days. Should I offer him roaches everyday and nothing else until he eats them?

I offer food every day or other day if I am not home before he goes to sleep. He wakes up at 7 in the morning and goes to sleep at 7ish at night.

I feed him adult superworms (he takes those), and roaches that are about the size of a cricket (or smaller). I can try smaller and see how that goes.

They are very healthy!

I am thinking about it but they don't seem very active

I have a dubia colony but my Panther chameleon hasn't eaten them in months (he is about 10-11 months old). He was crazy for them when he was little, but now he only eats an occasional cricket and a few superworms every other day (all are gutloaded by the way). He is the pickiest eater. It is...

Baby chameleons make me laugh every time I see them! Have fun with the Chameleon!

A mulberry tree would add some leaves to the upper levels. Plus they grow fast!

If you have a tall cage and want something that grows fast, mulberry trees are great.

What I do is have them climb into paper towl cardboard roll over a night or 2 (take out any other place they can go) and then dump them into something else while I clean their enclosure, However, they are roaches so they do not need a consistently clean environment. Just make sure you don't have...

Stretching!

Jefe Heffersons