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I will fill out that info in just a bit, I’m almost home. And bad news, they told me to get the screw in UVB! I’ll make sure to send a picture and get all the information filled out ASAP.

Okay I’ll take note of that and try to go grab one of those bulbs, I really appreciate it thank you so much! And as for the RI with the cage, what are things I should do to prevent that? Being if I want to keep the cage I have now. Man, I really thought the vivarium I went to would have all of...

The red light is for heat, I don’t think getting rid of that would workout . And what’s RI and what are the risk factors?

Awesome, great to know! So in that case, do you think the large super worms are okay or should I stick with downgrading them in size?

I may be wrong on the few weeks, let me send pictures of what I have saved.

Okay one more question: I just got some super worms and I didn’t really realize they game in different sizes. I got the large ones, again, my chameleon is still on the smaller side. Is it okay to feed him the big ones or do I need to go find some smaller ones?

Got it. And yeah I made sure to get both the multivitamins and the calcium that works with the UVB and made sure to soak the worms in it. Also, I did notice that a lot of people described them as picky so I’ll try to track which he likes best and making different combinations off that. Thanks...

This was extremely helpful thank you so much. I’ll make sure to keep variety in his diet for sure. I’m really glad everyone who has replied emphasized gut loading as much as they did because they sure didn’t at the vivarium I went to.

Sounds good thank you so much for the advice, it was actually really helpful! Just a few questions: first are superworms actually dangerous because of their ability to eat through skin? I’ve heard about it from a few different forums and also in one of the responses I got on Reddit. Also do you...

Hello chameleon community, So I just bought a male veiled chameleon yesterday, super excited, he’s really awesome and healthy and seems to like his new home! One little issue I ran into was his diet. Initially I knew crickets were a must but I wasn’t too crazy about the idea of them, I was...