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Sorry for your loss. Did you mist and provide drinking water from the tap? This can be a bad idea in summer time since most water depts usually add more chemicals (mostly higher chlorine levels especially older water treatment plants) to keep bacteria down it's safe for people but to small...

Here is some useful info that may help you decide http://www.hardwoodinfo.com/pdfs/design_values/Species_Guide_Stength_Mech_Properties_Updated.pdf

Poplar

That is a huge chameleon or a really small car?

I so hate free range crickets.

After St.Patrick's I usually have green poo, from all the green beer.o_O:D

Is he eating plants in his cage?

I like to get poplar sticks peel the bark off, wash with bleach solution, sun dry and in the oven at 430 for bout an hour. Then voila! Perfect branches for your little Chameleon!:) ok 430-450 just do not go over 450 bad things will happen

Hi Yosh jajeanpierre and I were really curious as to why your vet had a problem with using Turtle Drops? Could you elaborate?

I know a guy who can get you some jerky.

I feel dirty,now.

Don't do it! It might give your cham Pokesites! :eek::ROFLMAO:

Any updates?

Yes I am curious as to what problems turtle drops could cause also the breeder that told me about them said he used them for almost ten years on all the chameleons he breeds and no eye issues, I myself have used them for a year with no issues either but I would love to here what risks there may...

Is that vid for just raising babies or for adults too? Do montanes need their cages to have a fogger and or mister running at all times?

You can try cup feeding the those feeders that hide like the crickets and dubias and free range others like silk and horn worms

Love the pics! Ever consider entering the photo contest?

I cried at the end of "Old Yeller" when I was little, but Travis did the right thing.

Wait your book didn't say it could happen? :ROFLMAO:

Do a search on this forum there are plenty of threads about how crickets have bitten chameleons. I don't pretend to be a vet and can't quote any veterinary literature that specifically says it's a risk, but I won't risk it happening to my chameleon you can if you want makes no difference to me.