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Well, if they dont eat anything for a week or two, then it becomes dangerous. But there are a large variety of worms, and if they like one kind of worm, they like all of them. My veiled despises crickets and only eats worms.

I dont see anything wrong with the color. If she was brown, she would be stressed. She does seem skinny though

Today i saw my baby cham take interest in baby crickets i put in her cage, she followed them with her head which probably means she was trying to target them. So i left her alone so she could eat

Mine only likes to drink the water that is stuck between the holes in the mesh

Sorry, i was thinking of Pothos, the plant you use would be fine if your cham wouldnt snack on the leaves which are poisonous

Thats a safe plant for chams, so unless you see little bugs walking around on it then dont remove it

The superworms have to become beetle before they lay eggs. But when they do, the eggs are tiny white balls about 1/10 of an inch.

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A lot can happen between the time raain goes to school and comes back. I think she should have her parents do some stuff (misting, regulating temperature) while she is at school. I think the baby may be dehydrated because of the lack of proper misting or a dripper

I must say i disagree, an ant bite could do a lot to a chameleon that young

Post a picture of your entire setup with the chameleon so we can judge it. Ants could be getting in through cracks in the cage and if one ant bites your cham, that can stress it up to the point of serious health problems

WOW, dont put ants in her cage!!!!!!!!!! They will bite her and that could have something to do with your problem!

Thats a long time to go without misting, tell your parents to mist him when you are not home. And at that young of an age, he should eat as much as he can (8-10)

He looks way older than one week

You should have done your research before getting a cham, especially a baby. If your new to reptiles, start with a bearded dragon

Does he look like he's been eating?

Hey guys, good news and bad news. The good news is that i found a new piece of poop in the chams cage, the bad news is that its like orangish with the white dot thing. IS this bad?

They should really make this a sticky, it is a very helpful thread

Uh, so im guessing new babies not eating is a thing that has happened to a lot of people

Are they about the size of pinhead crickets?