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Well I haven't had to try yet but I'd like to know in case I ever have to, hence the question. ;)

As in the roof of the mouth?

I guess. I would only do it if I absolutely had to. I know I'm feeding them off to my Cham from time to time but the whole idea of sticking them with a needle and pumping them full of water sounds like a hellish experience to me. It's gotta be worst than just getting your head crunched. For all...

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Box with a stick through it around the middle and some soft towels on the bottom just in case. Shut the box, some breathing holes, night night Cham till you get there.

A scientist? haha No, I don't think so. You don't get to be a scientist if you can't do basic observation. A google search will do even if you never heard of the species and you just got to this planet. That's no scientist. Or someone is lying. :p

Crickets are mostly water. Also, wet gutload.

I don't know if there is a better way but I grab a big bucket, stick the hose down to the bottom and let her rip, occasionally using the hose itself to stir the sand up and just wait till the water runs clear. It has to be wet enough to hold a tunnel and I'm not sure if a Panther will eat sand...

Haha, well they do love them. They're packed with Calcium and Vitamin C. I use it to gutload. Mine will eat the leaves when she's outside and gets the chance. Oh, have you tried Cilantro or Basil? My girl loves that. Also, bananas. She as a thing for them.

Ah, well done sir.

75-80F (23-26C) https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/panther/

Well washed Play sand or organic soil. Even a mixture of both will do.

Might as well combine the threads: https://www.chameleonforums.com/need-help-feeding-water-flood-144827/

This forum is wonderful and people here are way nice. I've been part of other communities/forums going back 15 years and in those forums this kid would have been banned ten times over already. I get that there's a potential Cham's health on the line but wow all the same. Great people. Better...

Laying bin now if she's been digging. If she doesn't lay got to vet asap. She needs complete privacy for as long as it takes if she goes for it. https://www.chameleonforums.com/laying-bin-set-up-educational-video-77225/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/345-egg-laying-laying-bin.html

Once a week? WTH? You're creating a breeding ground for bacteria/mold/ect. Don't let water sit around for more than a few hours. You need things to dry out between misting. Also clean the poop as often as possible. I don't leave poop in there for more than a few minutes. Maybe it's because when...

Maybe it's like that one time I saw someone I knew walk into the place I get my Tattoos and my artist/friend refused to give him one making some lame excuse. After the guy left I asked why he did that, he said: "That guy had no idea what he was doing". Maybe? :p

I went ahead and got some plastic chicken fencing. It's not nice looking but it should be quick and do the job till my girl stops climbing the darn screen.

I don't know for sure but I would assume in the wild they do it when they gotta do it, day or night. I'm waiting on mine to lay sometime in the next few weeks, I hope. Totally freaked out about it.

:eek: Good Luck! :eek: