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Thanks all for your responses. The cham and gecko got sold today.

Reducing the price to $400.00.. I'm practically giving it away for free..

I have a very healthy Jackson chameleon properly cared for (with regular vet visits) for sale with the ENTIRE setup + extras. I am starting a home business and will not have the time to take care of both my bearded dragon and chameleon so I need to part with a few of my pets to make time for...

Wow excellent tips everyone. I think I will go get me some soup bowls :p .. Thanks everyone.

I think I have some of those reusable freezer bricks already. Thanks all.

Anyone ever used/heard of this? http://www.ebay.com/itm/150689456644?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649#ht_1161wt_1389 I just want to know if this really works... anyone? Thanks.

Sweet. Thanks for the tips. I need to prepare for Spring which can be hot in my house.

Jackson Chameleon a little over a year old.. not sure on the exact age though but he is an adult I would say.

My cham has recently been only eating one/two sessions max per week. I tend to feed him a variety including superworms, hornworms, crickets and dubia's but his appetite has decreased from when I recall he was a youngster eating almost every other day.. is this normal as they age? Do they not eat...

Since I hear Dubia's aren't climbers, would it be a good idea to create a little roach-proof tray near the top of the enclosure and just drop them in there? I'm just thinking for the days I can't personally hand feed them due to work or other matters, I can just drop the dubia's in the little...

Hi all, Quick question, I know that for Jackson chameleons, they need a basking spot of about maximum 83-85 degrees but what if the day itself is about 90-95 (especially Summer Days).. what would be the best way to deal with "too much" heat. do you just turn the basking light off and turn the...

So having my Jackson for a little over 2 months, I was just curious if they are conditionable? In other words do they realize that we are feeding them and so we are not a threat? Or they just not realize the presence of a loving owner.. Considering I never handle him and the only time I open...

Thanks for the helpful tips everyone. Now I know what to do... Appreciate it! :)

Is the moth larger in size than the largest hornworm?

Interesting :).. So I see people on both sides of the coin.. The question is, will it be harmful to them if we do slip 1 in when they are chewing.. Thanks for the responses. Look forward to see what others have to say as well :)