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So he eats the silkworms I just bought but I introduced dubias for the first time today and he got really bright neon looking, puffed up, hissed, and ran to the other side of the cage when he saw the roach. I did that this morning and when I left for work today, I left three roaches in a feeder...

Thanks for all the quick advice and concerns!

Thank you! I've been online for the past two hours ordering feeders and reading threads. I found a website called matidpets.com that has been pretty useful for different feeders.

I managed to get a picture although it's a little out of focus, it might give you guys somewhat of an idea.

Thanks for the reply, I was giving him hornworms and as soon as he saw them he went for them. I went through about 25, I'll get some more. I'll take the water bottle out immediately and take him to the vet as well. Anybody have an idea on where to get silkworms? I try the sponsors here but they...

I recently put a water bottle that I cut halfway open and put a net inside. I put the worms in there cause they always liked to hide. That could be it, I'll remove since it's not working as I thought it would anyway.

Those were his cage temps away from the basking area, the basking temp is 81-82 degrees sorry. its proving to be very difficult to get a picture of his foot. I'm looking the bumps right now and they are very small, less than a millimeter and they are actually a dark yellow not red like I said...

Thanks, I'll post the pic as soon as I take it. He seems to be climbing just fine. If there's a branch just of reach, he'll have all his weight on his back legs and try to grab it with his front ones.

Your Chameleon - Male Veiled, roughly 9 months old. I've had him for 5 months. I handle him everyday minimally. Feeding - I'm feeding him basically anything he will eat at his point. He gave up on crickets about a month ago. I'm forced to feed suoerworms as a staple right now, my dubia colony...

Thanks guys! I was a little worried but I feel better now.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled, Male, approx. 4-5 months. In my care for 29 days. Handling - Only when bringing outsidde or cage maintance Feeding -Crickets, superworms, dust with Repashy plu every feeding. gutload with mango, carrot, collard green, sweet potato cricket crack...

I use Repashy and have a few questions myself but I just read this thread and it might answer some of your questions. Hope it helps! https://www.chameleonforums.com/calcium-plus-how-often-90525/

That looks very cool. I've wanted to build a tree set up like that for a while now. Just trying to figure out the design for now.

Thanks guys. I just ordered some worms and crickets from Mulberryfarms but hey're always out of stock on numerous items.

I've had my Veiled chameleon for 21 days now and all he's had to eat is crickets and I'd like to get some roaches and silkworms but the websites I go too are always sold out of dubia roaches. What's the best website to get dubia roaches and silkworms form? Also my chameleon is roughly 4 months...

I live in the Outer Banks of North Caolina. Probably not too many chameleon owners around me, I had to drive an hour and a half to pick up my chameleon since the closest retailer was in Virginia Beach.

I have a roughly 4 month old veiled chameleon and I'll be traveling out of state in about a month and I don't have anybody that i can trust to take proper care of him while I'm gone for a week. I'm wondering if it will be better to leave him here, with more than likely improper care, or bring...

Thanks everybody, I'll make sure to gut load a little differently from now on. I was going to purchase a digital thermometer/hydrogometer but they all had probes and it made me unsure if they wer meant for water temps. Are the probes alright to use just on the screen wall?

Thanks, I appreciate the reply.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled, Male. 17 days in my care. Handling - Only when performing maitenance, twice weekly, briefly. Feeding - Crickets, mealworms. I put in about 10 crickets daily, eats only about 6-8. Feeding at 8am and 3pm. Apples, mango, sweet potato, and FLUKERS orange...