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Shes still growing...give her as much as she wants. During growth phases they have been known to eat as many as 20 a day sometimes more.

Oh im sure he will be gorgeous...is he showing red bars already?

I would suggest doing a search for a local reptile show if you wish to replace him. Most pet stores are a bad place to get chameleons. He may have been too young and something wrong with him before you bought him.Most pet store employees wouldnt even know if they are selling you a healthy animal...

A waterfall is always a bad idea..no matter if you plan on cleaning it daily or not...leave it outside the cage.

I live in michigan and i do just fine with screen cages...if you need to point a basking bulb on another part of the cage besides the basking point you do it.

Awesome topnotch animals. A+++

Your 2 month old panther may have a huge behavior change once he gets used to you. Ive had some babies start out being very afraid but in no time saw me as no threat and would sit quite calmly on my hand.

Veileds are a good one to start on just because when we all began we went through cage changes to figure out what works the best for our each situation and most likely a veiled is hearty enough to tolerate some mistakes you might make with your setup at first.

Name him fluffy

He should have been in a screen cage about 2 months ago

Well some panthers have very subdued calm colors but will really flare up when they see a female or another male.

the light fixture can hang over the side

You dont happen to live in a warm climate do you?

I would stick to the 5.0 reptisun...that bulb says its for desert animals. You do not have a desert lizard.

Ok you need a regular 5.0 reptisun long tube light...there have been very bad reports on those compact bulbs. Make sure there is a basking area for him where it reaches low 80s. No black light. Your other lights should be on a 12 hour on then 12 hour off each day. Dont be shocked if you need to...

did you take the substrate out?

an aquirium is ok for babies.