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Dubia dont breen unless they are in high temperatures (>85-90). Also its almost impossible for them to excape a properly setup colony since they cant climb, fly or jump.

Sounds like everyone actually goes out and buys food just for the roaches. I throw in whatever fruits/veggies I havent eaten for the week. Usually they are starting to go brown, but the roaches dont care. I buy these fruits / veggies every week: Eggplant, asparagus, squash (butternut and...

Exactly. Sometimes when I feed a prego they release their sacs too. Its pretty interesting.

Here's an interesting theory. Have you moved the light since the burn? This could slow down his metabolism. Could he potentially be not going as close to the light because of the burn?

If you dont like water you can put it in an even bigger spider cage... eww no thanks haha.

The mist king rain dome is different. It raises the nozzle a couple inches above a screen top so the spray will drip through in multiple locations.

exactly. I'm sure if they were ceramic they'd be higher in price, but still no where close to a pet shop.

Dubia are the best!!! Just throw in what ever veggies are left in the fridge at the end of the week and you're good to go. You seriously only need to clean out every 3 months (as long as they eat all the food).

I do 4 5 min mistings spread throughout the day.

Sad to hear that. It is a beautiful thing watching such an amazing specimen, such as a chameleon, go through their full life cycle. It really does amaze me that animals with such short life spans have been able to survive 10's-100’s of times longer than the human have existed.

please tell me where you are finding mellers. I want one really badly.

quartz glass will allow UV rays to pass. Be warned though it is very expensive. If anyone here took P-Chem, the special cuvettes, that were used to allow UV rays to pass in the spectrophotometer, were made of quartz as well.

Looks like you are a plant person. Dracaena compacta it is. Thanks!!!

the one plant is definitely a schefflera. I'm curious as to what the other one is.

Fixed! I dont think its a palm. It does look to have some kind of bark like stem if that helps at all.

I saw this plant at the mall the other day, and I though it would go great at the bottom of my free range. Can anyone identify what it is? Thanks!! unknown_plant by ktravelet, on Flickr unknown_plant2 by ktravelet, on Flickr

where are you located? Someone might have one for sale on here cheap, or just purchase one from the sites mentioned.

Sorry typical veiled chameleon. They are usually nicer when they are young though, so that might be a sign of him not liking his cage. I would check this thread out for things that are wrong with your set up. https://www.chameleonforums.com/general-care-true-chameleons-5943/

is there dirt or substrate in the cage?

its instinct for them to be as high as possible. Mine was noticeably happier every time I heightened the free range area.