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alright good to know

yeah alot of the other toronto shows can be it or miss this one last year was first show ive been too and loved it and now i go with my brother to almost everyone in t.o

he has only sheded 3 times in the past 5 months!! i dont know about anyone else but that seems like a really low number. from 5 months old til now im sure my guy has sheded 3 times in the past 2 months. have you changed your gutloading? maybe doesnt like the taste or tired of the same...

lets bump this thread again and see if theres any more in the area by mentioning the CRBE next weekend sept 13-14th at the international centre in missisauga. its canada's largest expo.

yeah ive seen that, was just wondering if yu were just going to keep adding :p cant remember if ive seen pics or not i should go through some of your posts and check them out!

Was just wondering some opinions on my guys weight not that i think hes under or over at all. it sparked my interests as a friend of mine just got a chameleon maybe 4-5 months old and mine is alot bigger at 7 months. dont think they realize how fast they grow so they keep using the term "fat"...

hopefully you can make the trek. yeah its large, it was you who was looking for the rudi's right? you still looking, i'd like to hope someone would have some there.

how many people are going next weekend sept 13-14th? its canada's largest at the international centre in missisauga. last year the python hunters were than and many others and think they are back this year. ITS HUGEEE, thought id just see how many people were going and spread awareness for those...

so title explains it all, not the typical bite everything for unknown reasons like rocks and twigs, but actually likes to eat leaves and stuff on a regular basis. I'm just curious because my guy absolutely lovesssss eating his wandering jew its the only plant he eats and had eaten some baby...

i simply know it as heat tape, i usually only see it at expos by me but you can always just use under tank heat mats. i use ceramic heaters to warm up my feeders

other than my threads there are 2 enclosure threads that are stickied as well as a drainage system sticky which is great for inspiration for new ideas

thank you I appreciate it, and your welcome. goodluck with your set up and with your little guy post pictures when its all done. noticed your fairly new to the forums it really is a great place to use as a guide for absolutely everything!!

this will show my setup branches and decoration wise https://www.chameleonforums.com/re-did-cage-what-you-think-133459/ this shows my build and think has my drainage a bit in it, might not be clear though.https://www.chameleonforums.com/first-enclosure-120008/ might need to go towards the ends...

I'm sorry it's 3am and I'm on my phone and such small writing to read the whole thing but instantly can tell you your temps are too high for a 3.5 month old. Max temps many would recommend 84-85 to be the max. Most general rule I've thumb I've come across is 80F max for basking until 2 months...

they can flip back over just a struggle for them, they move theyre feet like crazy like that and guess catches chams attention

glad that worked!! actually had no clue if it would or not was just a post ive read in the past lol

** soldier fly larva can be hard to digest you can try that, i think a mix of both may be a better route. if he only picks out crickets when they are mixed maybe go just roaches til he starves a little lol. last opinion is maybe offer some pretty small ones so they are not as intimidating

https://www.chameleonforums.com/show-me-your-feeding-cups-containers-128224/index2.html post number 4 was the idea i liked. i used a deli cup for my guy when he was a couple months old and now bugs escape it fairly easy might also be because screen is close to the edge his prey got bigger...

they can be hard to digest for some chams but as far as i know they are nutritional maybe not a staple though. dont think ive uploaded my feeder cup ever but ill find the post i got the idea from and put it here

fliping them on their backs so the legs go all crazy although sometimes they do manage to flip back over. other best thing is making DIY cup feeder with screen and hope they climb it and that that stimulates your cham to eat them