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this one should do much much better, all the appropriate stuff have been done. id rinse the leaves a good bit just incase of any pesticide use, could also use a dishsoap like dawn. once its in the cage under regular heavy mistings you may not have to water it at all and if you do, i would not to...

yeah worms in a cup don't really worm for my guy place them on a branch or on the screen or having them wiggly from my fingers he eats them instantly. the horn on the worm is actually super soft wont do anything. as mentioned before they grow incredibly fast so if you ever buy several maybe buy...

https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/819-panther-prey-consumption-log-july-2013.html thats one months example theres many more, and plenty other great topis in her blog especially for gutloading.

im fairly new to chams myself and my guy isnt quite that old yet but seems hes about that age when his eating is slowing down some people may feed every other day or two. than there are other members like sandrachameleon who decides to feed small amounts of prey each and everyday and she...

thats almost freezing, kinda doubt gets that cold very often in cali. on an odd ocassion it does i'm sure you would be aware of it and could bring him inside. its not essential to have both but id have mister on its own than a dripper anyday. I wouldn't recommend dripper as the only way to...

whats cold? 60f is just fine even dipping in the 50s should be fine as long as its not consistently

they also dont like having wet feet the pot should be elevated so its not sitting in drainage water if you have any. i hear theyre pretty resilient too but i feel the same way you do about them. pothos are veryyy hardy. scheff's prunce their own leaves so allow light through. if its in a tank...

ive lost 2/5 stalks with my scheff. one was due too alot of leaf loss so i cut it back to hope for some back budding and it died. the leaf loss was because lighting was not getting to to bottom 3rd of the plant so it dropped leaves. my second stalk was because i had my plant before my cham and...

okay great, thanks for that! ill pass it on, they're currently at 79. and totally agree baby box turtles are fregin adorable

that third photo though, very nice! Been constantly thinking about getting a zebra plant and your pics are making me want it more! maybe next spring i'm pretty full already and ill see how it fills in over the winter

my hibiscis is doing okay with just the one plant bulb hasnt grown like crazy but still flowers up. they might stick around maybe 5 days drop than can go up to a week before more show up but constantly budding

So my brother has several turts and torts. think he has hermann's, three toe's, and ornates if I'm not mistaken. anyway for a while hes been trying very hard to get eggs and i came home tonight and he was all happy to find ornate eggs. however he has said there are lots of different options...

although I have a male, your chameleon looks really small to be anywhere near 9 months I would put it closer to 5 months which is weird from when you say the previous own had it since 3 months, how old and how big was it when they first got it? how long was it in their care? and i know not your...

i really cannot see changing food items, or housing locations causing vomiting, although i am new to chams i could be wrong. however your asking for other possible solutions as too why but still have yet to provide photos of fill out the ask for help form as kinyonga as mentioned. I spend lots...

young chameleons eat ALOT as much as they will eat in a span of 5 mins and can do that several times a day. will prob be between 12-25 crickets daily. meal worms are meh, they can be offered but i wouldnt do it regularly, supers are a better choice. silks, horns and phoenix worms are other great...

from my understanding they hold their food alot longer than crickets do. however you should just constantly feed them, i believe it will keep them healthier

^^ agreed, when my guy was that young prob eating 20+ hard to say causei fed him 2-4 times a day and offered both fruit flies, bean weevil, and crix. as for the branches i and many others use thumbtacks through the screen and into the branch to hold it up

no prob glad to inspire some people. yeah i like the branches from outside alot more as well. its so sad im always looking at plants even though i have bromeliad pup going in soon and looking for magnatural plant holders to put some baby tears in

ya supplements are suppose to be just that and not the only sole purpose to do so. hence the importance in good gutloading. or taking them outside for natural UV if thats possible

of course it is thats why we only offer it every 2 weeks. the article goes on and on about over dosing of owner error or giving reptiles d3 while living outdoors. thats where most of ts harm comes from. but author goes into more depth about how d3 supplement bottles usually have a min and max...