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Oh thank you for letting me know about this. I have mine stuck on by having half the Velcro inside and the back half outside his cage. This way it’s stuck through the screen and more secure. The sticky half is not inside the cage where it could stick on to him. He does tend to climb on it but...

Wow they do look very similar! Maybe they are related some how haha

Hmm I guess he could be eating less due to growing up I didn’t think of that.

So weird, hopefully the weather goes back to normal and does our boys! Luckily he’s still eating just not his normal amount sadly.

He’s 8 months old and normally eats 10 full size crickets a day but this last week he hasn’t been.

Good luck to you as well then, today for example mine only ate five crickets but he normally eats 10! I’m hoping the both of ours will start eating normally soon!

Hi there I have a panther chameleon who’s is about 8 months old. We live in south Florida and this last week we just barely missed hurricane Dorian. My chameleon Dart hasn’t been eating much the last couple days and he hasn’t wanted to be in his cage very much. At first I thought it was because...

Thank you very much this is all so helpful. I’m going to up his misting Incase it is dehydration. And next time I buy the cricket quencher I won’t get the calcium fortified since it is unnecessary, I’ll the get regular to go with the foods I gut load with; that are a variety of dark leafy...

I feed him everyday since he is still young. I’ll start adding calcium in everyday. Do you think it is a problem that I give the crickets a cricket quencher with calcium in it?

Is regular calcium okay to give every other day? Or is that to much or to little?

Thank you to all that responded, this makes me feel a little bit better about my situation. I will post again about that the vet says this Saturday.

I think my 7th month old Cham Dart might have gular edema and I’m very worried. I made a vet appointment for 11:30 am on Saturday but should I request an emergency visit? Is it serious and critical that I see a vet instantly if I think he has this? Chameleon Info: * Chameleon - Nosy Faly...

I’m going to for sure make an appointment for this week.

Chameleon Info: * Chameleon - Nosy Faly Panther, male, about seven months old. He’s been in my care for about a month now. * Handling - maybe two times a week or when he lets me. * Feeding - I feed my cham about ten large to medium size crickets a day, Wednesday he gets super worms and...