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Few picks of my fern hill male.

Yes I know the causes of MBD, my reply was in response to a previous comment about MBD.

They can be fed of right after the ooth hatches. It will be up to you if you would like to care for them, the only downsize is that they will need to feed on other feeders.

It doesn't sound like MBD. It seems as it was caused by the lack of calcium/vitamins and your UV lights. What UV brand do you use? Most are recommended to be replaced every 6 months. I would recommend you go to lightyourreptiles.com. I highly recommend their Arcadia bulbs( last a year :))...

Lol they are pretty sweet :)

Plants were filling in but one started loosing leaves.

I'm not vet, but I think that's just his skin.

Yep. Way better to spend $10 for a 12 pack of bulbs instead of $5each:eek: when all it needs to do is produce heat.

Found a picture of how it looked when I was getting it ready.

I cut a piece of insulation foam to fit inside, then sprayed it with great stuff foam. After it dried I silicone dirt and moss on to it. Same thing that a lot of dart frog keepers do, so I thought I'd try it on Chams.:D

I agree but I also say it can't be done. Pinheads are fragile, I think it's just easier to get crickets in bulk. I also breed roaches, they are easy to me and my chameleons love them.

That's awesome! What locale is she?

Hand feeding would be a good way to let them get used to you. I have a WC panther I hand fed for a while, he doesn't mind me being around him anymore.

I originally named him Spike, but my daughter renamed him Hiccup haha.