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Miss Lily, I totally agree. I lost my first cham about 3 months ago and I was much more devastated than I thought. Especially since he was mean all the time. Chameleons should come with a disclaimer that reads: "Chameleons are addictive, loveable (which is rarely reciprocated) and require a...

Your post is proof that I need to stop reading this forum during my meetings. I had to bite my lip to keep from laughing out loud. Well done!.

I've never considered Grasshoppers but now I'm inspired. Looks like I'm going on a hunt when I get home.

Haha that's awesome! My little Nosy Be does the same thing. Once he gets the cricket he will just sit and look around. It usually takes him about an minute to eat it and continue his hunt. Nice video.

Thanks Julirs, that makes me feel a little better about it. I will change my supplementation as well. I appreciate the advice.

To answer some of your questions and elaborate: When I found him last night, his cage was dark (as it was supposed to be), he was very dark and his cage was colder that normal (68). When I try to remove him from his cage I usually place a stick in front of him and let him crawl on it on his own...

here is the details: Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Baby Nosy Be. about 3 months old How long has it been in your care? About 3 weeks Handling - Only when I clean it. Feeding - I give 1 waxworm a week, 5-6 gut loaded crickets/day in a feeder cup with 10-12 fruit flies free roaming in...

Here's the deal. The 3 days ago I was using a branch to remove Sulley (that's his name) from his cage so I could clean and he jumped out falling about 4ft onto the carpet. He was pretty dark, almost black, when I picked him up. After I put him in the cage he changed to his normal light blue-ish...