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Did she fill the hole back in? Was she out of the hole? Skinny looking?

black "soldier" fly larvae and phoenix worms are the same.

Give Great Lakes Hornworm a try. Their a sponsor.

Leave her alone for 12 hours. When you see her up near the basking light (skinny) with a dirty nose, you'll know there's eggs buried somewhere.

Plant eating can also be a sign that they need more hydration. But if still a young veil, he might just be hungry for more than just 10 crickets a day.

What kind of feeders were you looking for?

I just marked it in my calendar.

Maybe he saw a danger outside that you didn't. Sometimes a big bird or Hawk will get a response.

Whenever introducing a new (food item) it might take awhile for your chameleon to recognize it as food. Once he/she gets a taste, you'll probable get a quicker eating response.

I use them a handful of times each year. As hydration for crickets, roaches, and superworms. I just used/fed cantaloupe rinds last night to a few different roach species and the superworms.

Yeah, his name was Popsicle. Not Pascal.

Can he open his eye? or is the eye hole closed up / shut.

I think he's in Chicago getting married this week.

The crickets would be a big draw for ants at anytime, birds and wild reptiles during the day, and night time critters like rodents, possums, skunks.

I'd like to see a blue female.

Looks like a T. cristatus. Common name here is crested, or sailfin chameleon.

I always knew Carlton was a lady from back in the Ardi A days. But that does'nt stop me from thinking about the Carlton dance.

No sun here on the west coast this weekend, but I'm sure the UV's where making it through the cloud cover to the chams.

:confused::confused::confused: That you were able to get them, given your local. ;)

Does she ever show turquoise , or orange dots?