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I think the D3 bottle also has multivits, I will confirm and adjust. Hasn't hunger striked during a shed yet but has eaten a little less.

Oh, and reorganized cage day or two before hunger strike.

I'll see if my local shop has those. He loves waxworms and only a single hornworm here and there. Do they go in "I don't like crickets/dubias" phases?

Might be funny angle, here is pic from last night.

Just basics to start, will do whole questionnaire if needed. Hatched Oct 10-22. Have had since January. Male Ambilobe. Cage is 18x18x36. Humidity 60 mid cage, temp 90F top cage, digital reader. GREAT eater... Then we reorganized the cage, and he has barely eaten since. Normally 5-8 crickets...

Depending where you live in Colorado, go visit NatureBox Pet Emporium and talk to Chad or Elisa. They will help with lighting and all other needs. Definitely mist longer and more often in our Colorado dryness

Whenever I hear horn, I think of Futurama lol. Great looking nose horn!

First shed with us, 3 months old. by animjason posted Jan 27, 2017 at 11:02 PM Here is BJ, our 3 month old Kammer. His first shed, with us, and amazing colors for so young. Ed was amazing with helping me get everything set up before shipping. And loves receiving photo updates.

First shed with us by animjason posted Jan 27, 2017 at 11:01 PM @ZackTayl first shed (with us) just started and colors are looking more vibrant already! I'll keep photo updates weekly or minimum monthly.

@JacksJill thanks!

@ZackTayl thanks. Can't wait to see how they evolve with age.

We've had Brother Joseph (coat of many colors) aka BJ for a week now. He will eat in front of us, but isn't used to the camera so I had to zoom a lot. Someday I'll get better and closer video.

She looks like she may have some eggs that need to come out. I am sure the experts will chime in soon, but there are specific steps you will need to take or she could get seriously ill/die.

Not yet :) only thing mine has hit besides his food was the temperature/humidity sensor when it had some nice water drops on it.

That brings up almost my exact experience. Now, I acquired my Kammerflage Chameleon a little different than most. I won it in a food drive for The Denver Rescue Mission, put on by local pet store Nature Box. Ed Kammer was awesome enough to supply two Panther Chameleons as prizes. Winner's choice...

Depending on the type, here are care sheets. My Panther can go as low as 50 at night: https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/

At least you caught it, and are working on being awesome parents! :)