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What a handsome boy. So elegant and regal looking.

K., Welcome to the site; glad you found us. One way to tackle it is: Go buy a few gallons of vinegar and a spray bottle. Then, get your guy out and place him in a safe location. Use white vinegar in a spray bottle on the screens. The white vinegar will "dissolve" the minerals that are on your...

Glad to see that you've found the site. Bill's podcasts are wonderfully informative. You are doing it right by gathering the info and equipment first. Hope to see you post again soon.

Not sure what you meant by wrong bulb. To give us a "pic" of what your husbandry practices are , you can fill out how to ask for help and we can go from there.

As mentioned above, drop the meal worms. Supers are fine. Try greens, but know that he MAY try them.

He's fine. If you need to, get a fecal, but he'll be fine. It's nature; anoles are food for many lizards and birds.

K., Tell us a little more about your situation. Sometimes it's hard to tell from just a photo. You might check out the how to ask for help section that gives you a questionnaire to fill out regarding your husbandry. By providing this we can get a better understanding of your situation and how...

HB, A couple pics of his eye would be helpful.

I'm about the same as far as cost +/- a few $. I grow a lot of fruit and veggies at the house, but living in CA, I have a bounty of produce available at the store for little cost. They say CA provides 1/3 of US produce.

At her age, as many as she will eat. Remember that bigger bugs are not always better (choking). You can always go smaller.

Just getting ready to go on vacation myself. Dropped Lucky off with the sitter yesterday. First, get a shoe box or other appropriately sized box. Line it with a towel and add a branch, so he can hold on to something in transport. If your cham is not chomping at the bit to get out of his...

Daily until things return to normal.

Hang in there Jax. Sending good vibes your way.

How are his urates looking? If in doubt, increase his misting schedule and order a cup of hornworms for him.

He should be fine.

Good shots of your cham., But hard to tell. Males have metatarsal spurs on their back feet. They look like a little thumb on the rear of the foot. If your guy is absent of these, he is a she.

I do not. I dust right before feeding. That way, I can ensure the insects offered are lightly dusted and I'm not wasting the "costly" powders.

Lucky is a 2 1/2 year old male, veiled chameleon. Shot was taken with an iPhone 7c.

AS indicated above, try the classifieds here. You might also try your local Craig's list for folks near by that have extras.

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