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They also have an interesting trematode. Rhopalias macrocantha. I illustrated it before.

Even raccoon knows there are too much nitrites in Vienna sausages, but possum eats them.

OK, this guy is a regular. Lets play. Possum always comes.

Box says ideal for use of reptile fountain with some strange 1 horned cham for pic. LOL

Chameleons aren't scary like venomous serpents. LOL

I know the group will want 2x2x4 foot cage for him. My male cham does not eat as much and may be 8 months old.

I gave the crickets some Florida bentony. http://www.eattheweeds.com/florida-betony-150-a-pound/

M/L crickets. House is about 77. Maybe I need water pillows. The container lid is removed so they get air. Mostly in shade and afternoon sunlight. Egg are now in styrofoam cartons. I may be able to find some dandelions. I don't eat too many greens.

I think it is 20 gallon. I put newspaper down. I put cricket food and other fruit. Have Kiwis now. I add their little egg crate and they eat, run around, make noise and die.

Can you keep the pair together or only when mating?

Yes, i put orange or carrot in there. The crickets that I add to big container with food and moisture don't live long. I may feed 15 out of 25 crickets.

Why don't they run away when they are getting burned? Sorry.

Oops, I was feeding everyday. He just molted. Thanks.

Can you tell the sexes apart as babies?

I think 8 or 9 months. Maybe he ate katydid yesterday.

He ate the superworms. LOL

Will you be selling some in 3 months? That is awesomeness.

Crickets will die in less than a week if he does not eat them.

Okay we have 4 crickets, 4 superworms and 1 discoid roach with Earth Pro. Cham is not using feeder today. He will probably just eat the superworms and won't touch the crickets and roach. I set out the feast; not my bad if he does not eat it.

Yikes, these horror stories will keep some of us buying our chams at pet stores. We see it and don't pay for shipping. I know that we are supporting pet mills. But is it worse than someone farming chams in the wild and collecting and selling them? I saw video on chams in south Florida.