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Not for my guy, I've invested far too much to have something I can control potentially harm him. That's my philosophy though and I am sure that others on this forum have done it and it has been just fine.

I am nervous about feeding my cham anything wild caught. It isn't worth the risk. I'm assuming the insects that you listed were going to be wild caught.:)

Do you have an incubator?

That is interesting. I would probably do it to see if I could actually get one to hatch!

Male Panther Chameleon: I use tap water right out of the faucet I have seen him eat dirt a few times in the past week. I finally had to cover the soil with rocks.

Where are you buying locusts from and in what quantities are they offered?

2.2= 2 males 2 females 1.4= 1 male 4 females

I was just watching my male panther eat soil!! I lost it and kind of ushered him back up into his tree. The soil is organic and has no pearlite, but still freaked me out.

That's extremely kind of you!

I'm looking into getting one too. Ill let you know if I do.

You need to change out the glass tank for a screen enclosure. LLL Reptile has great deals.

Don't roll your eyes at me!:)

What kind of chams? Common name?

Keep moist with KY and get it to the vet ASAP!!

crickets phoenix worms hornedw orms superworms (he goes crazy for these) roaches I have silk worms and butter worms en route

Here is a picture. That white thing behind him is poo. He was down at the bottom trying to get away from me.

I have a 7 month panther. I watched him take down a 2" Horned worm last night. He seemed to handle it fine. I am not saying that it was good for him because I don't know, but he did get it down.