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I hear ya. Force feeding can be a PIA.

Hi, you might try de-legging (most legs) your crickets to make them slow enough or even making so they twitch around. I would not personally resort to meal worms or even super worms. The last thing you want is a weak chameleon being picky towards prey that is not nutritionally good for them...

Miner-all is a good product. I would recommend minerall outdoor formula. Your boys colors are normal. Hes not going to be a bright rainbow all the time.

Yea you will be ok. For dusting supplements. This will be a good read for you, https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/food/

Those are fine. Edit: I dont have any knowledge/experience with the first bulb though. The package does state what most mercury vapor bulbs do. I would try it.

Wow, he is pretty advanced in coloring for 3 months. Give him some time. Keep reading/learning as much as you can and enjoy your little one. :)

Hi, many 3 month old panthers can be brown or dark colors naturally. As long as he is eating and active. Good urates, defecates frequently, i dont think you have anything to worry about. Note: You could try a smaller cage. Well planted. I dont know the brands of your lights either. Be sure he...

Sorry to hear Calypso. If you have any other chameleons please learn from this. Digital thermometer readings are still a must outside. Dont rely on the weather man.

I googled your weather. With 90* weather, you must keep them in the shade. Afternoon sun can be a killer. I know this from a first hand mistake. Dont force fluids down his mouth. With your current misting schedule. Why do you think he is dehydrated? Do you also have a power sun on him outside...

Approx. 1000 Mixed sizes. $70 shipped Five colonies available. ***Personally, my favorite roach. Soft bodied, breed extremely fast and they do climb. Easily contained but i would recommend hand feeding or hand feeding from a cup. Paypal accepted Thanks - John

Approx 100-150 count. Majority are adults. $90 shipped. One colony available. Paypal accepted. Thanks - John

Survival rate will vary. My experiences, i typically see 20-30% mortality rate from "age" 1-90 days.

Hi, from what i can see in the picture along with behavior you are describing. It appears the chameleon either has debris or infection in the turret. If it has been going on for this long it is something that evidently will need professional attention. To help. 1. Long, Long, Long showers...

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Wrong thread posting. With my first young from bradypodion. The deformities im seeing are sorta like the tavetana pics but one side of the skull is also completely deformed. Should have taken pictures. The baby was alive for a couple hours also. It could not stand but on its side would "flail"...

Nice group of kids.

good looking man, he is a bit pampered dont ya think? :):D

Hi Carl, your baby deformities are exactly what im witnessing with the bradypodion. These are the first that i have witnessed in any egg/live chameleon to this point.

wow he did pretty good! His front end looks untouched :) Car has lots of life left...just what you wanted to hear right?

never tried them but i dont see any reason why they could not be fed off.