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I agree, at that age it is more important that he be offered the food he wants to allow him to grow. As he reaches maturity you can begin playing with various other feeders, as maximum growth will no longer be a primary concern. One thing I will say is if your cham refuses a variety of feeders...

Mistking....Permanent solution. Buy it once and don't worry about it again.

Imagine that! A chameleon that is able to change its color! lol....

On a side note, I hope you didn't pay more than like $70 bucks for your "blue" chameleon...I have never actually heard of anyone selling their veileds as blue before....

Good luck with the blue wishes...I see nice green, but unless I am incredibly color blind I am not seeing even the slightest hint of blue on that veiled....am I missing something? lol

I would recommend just buying more cages and lights so that you can properly raise them all to a safe age. Yes it is a bit of cash out of your pocket, but I would think you will easily get that money back by selling your chameleons down the road. This will also give you the peace of mind in...

The customer service they provide might indeed be top notch, but the ethics they operate by is questionable. That baby appears to be much too young to have been sold, never mind shipped out. Most reputable breeders are keeping their babies for at least 2-3 months, and several members here keep...

Use a clamp lamp and attach it to the frame of your cage

I appreciate you vouching for him Jay...just seems a little fishy to me. Maybe I am wrong, but I have never seen Parsons being sold for anything close to that price...Usually I am seeing 2500-3500 each. But maybe this is just someone looking to unload a bunch of extremely rare and sought after...

I think pictures are necessary. It is hard to give an opinion without a better idea of what you are talking about.

That is absolutely a scam. $1250? Ill take the whole clutch for that price lol.

Shipping a chameleon from the US does not cost $2000. There is a canadian company that specializes in animal shipping, and is also able to import/export. I havent checked their website for quite some time, but I believe the price was closer to 700 bucks, but that is for an unlimited amount of...

Chameleons will not eat dead bugs. They will only eat live prey items. Also chameleons will eat out of dishes or cups. They will not, however, drink from dishes or cups.

Just thought I should mention, without any actual documentation stating what morph your dragon is, and no history provided it will be very difficult to actually name the morph. Everybody with a slightly larger than average bearded dragon thinks they have a German Giant, when in fact the...

I personally would not feed wax worms, super worms, or meal worms. I would go with crickets, hornworms/silkworms, and roaches. This gives a bit of variety and good nutrition. In my opinion these would make much better choices.

Male for sure. 100%

I agree with the basking light from day 1, so long as you monitor your babies and ensure they have access to plenty of water you should have no problems. Of course a lower temperature basking spot is necessary for babies, completely removing their basking spot, in my opinion is not the best idea.

Hello Jian! Way to go, I was wondering how your clutches of eggs had turned out! Unfortunately for you, there is no way to control the number of males/females in a clutch, unlike leopard geckos for example. It is just the luck of the draw....same goes for veileds! Good luck with your...

You can definitely move him to a larger enclosure if you want, however bigger enclosures can make it difficult for young chameleons to find enough food. Cup feeding will allow you to ensure your chameleon is getting all his food, and also enjoy the benefits of a larger cage.

Seeing the parents might give some indication about the potential your baby has, as generally chameleons born with better genetics display more vibrant colors, however nothing is guaranteed!