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Usually not a good idea to feed "wild" insects. This is because of the possibility of parasites and just all around bad stuff the cham shouldnt be consuming.

He does it when your pissing him off by hovering over him and sticking your hands in his face. These guys are pretty tempermental, the slightest leaf change can cause them to go into food strike. There really more for show over the mantel than a dog u can play with. But yeah, they get stressed...

my rb bb ambilobes name is Apolo "God of the sun".

Update So I used that zilla calcium supplement spray. Now the lil dudes blasten those crickets left and right. I followed the 3 drop method. Seemed to work like crack. So yes he is dead eye apolo and eatin hardy.

I'm new here but would still like to be a judge.:D

this is why i keep various colonies. plus the cost factor.

This stuff any good? Can't get ahold of dust w/out d3 anywhere, only have spray.

Yeah im working on that mistking. Those things are pretty expensive for us broke college students. I bought supplies of mealworms/supers/crickets (supers/mealies mainly for my gf's geckos) months ago so I could have a nice colony to feed from sos not to buy em all the time. When I spray for...

filled out and posted :D

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Ambilobe, Male, 4 months. Have had him for 5 days. Handling - Not often, I want him to eat? Feeding - Gutloaded crickets, 1/4"-1/2". I have been throwing in 10 past 5 days but he only gets 3 or 4. I put them in in the morning take them out at night. I notice...

I guess i'll rejuvinate this thread with a bumb. My lil guys having the same misfiring issue. About 4 outa 5 shots are misses over the top. I've had him for 3 days now. I'm going to fill out that form and post it up.

Sorry to thread jack but you think I should set temp reading around 95 to compensate?

I was wondering if that was the case. I'm also using the exo terro temp/humid. The basking spot reads 90 but yet apolo sits on basking all blacked out trying to absorb heat like he's too cold.

Vieleds are actually populating pretty vigorously in florida.

It does, thanks.

So I was thinking about mocking a reflector for the ol' 18" repti 5.0 holder thing. Did some research on the matter (UV Guide) and apparently I can double the distance and percentage of UVB output into my enclosure by the use of reflection. My only question is would this be considered over...

I do what eliza said. However, I soon going to switch over to paper rolls. i think in the long run they going to be alot easier to use.

Perfect, thanks. Thats what I was looking for.

Thank you for your input. Do you think being able to see one another will offset their pupating?