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thank you all very much. that cup feeder vidoe was fantastic! never would have thought about that, but it looks like a great idea. I must say, with an exception posting or two, this site is very helpful and very informative, I'm glad I came upon it!

so it has to be large enough for the crickets to not jump out of but small enough to where he doesn't actually have to go in the cup? how long do you leave the cup in there? it sounds way neater and will let me monitor his eating way better. thanks so much!

please forgive my ignorance, but what does cup feeding entale? how do I get him to adapt to that if that's what he needs?

Thank you sandra, I knew he was going to need a more lush area to climb around in and I deffinately plan on doing that, it's just I've already put alot of money into setting him up with the basics so I just need to wait until I get paid again. I want to eventually replace the fake plants with...

I wasn't disregarding the advise, I was simply looking for more knowledge on the issue. I left the light on when I was in class as advised & my dog didn't seem to bother it so I feel a little more comfortable leaving them on for longer periods of time while I'm away. I am looking into the...

what about moss or coconut husk substrate? are those also harmful to him if moist often?

she's just a small boxer begal mix. she can see him but she really doesn't go near him. she'll look at him if she's sitting on my lap on the couch, but doesn't get all over him.

any suggestions on what to use then? how about those hydration balls? i want it to be safe and functional but as well as nice looking. I really do not want to just line the bottom with paper towels

I knew mealworms were a poor choice but I didn't see him eating any of the crickets I leave in his cage for him so I figured I try to get him to eat something

his home and a couple pics

it was explained to me that if he went from 0-60 so rapidly then it was malnutrition. I was told if it were lighting or temp then the affects would b much more gradual. is this true? am I doing everything I should be?

I'm worried my dog may get curious one time. it's unlikely but still, animals are unpredictable. twice a week I am gone no longer than 3 hours. any other day it's about an hour lull if any.

I just bought my first chameleon about a week ago. he's much less active then he was when I first got him but he still seems to be getting around the cage. he doesn't seem to be eating and he's gotten very thin. today he vomitted up the mealworms I did get him to eat yesterday. I'm not sure...