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Ditto on the bin / tank approach. Unless the screen cages are housed inside a greenhouse, which would act like a really big bin / tank.

Do you know what species of chameleon are hatching/ have hatched?

This is a montane species so at higher elevations.

Distribution Burundi, Kenya, S Sudan, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, N/E Zaire (Democratic Republic of the Congo) Type locality: Bugoye, east foot of Ruwenzori Mts., Uganda.

Looking good! The sun :) is so good.

Sounds like Emoji, has you well on your way to becoming a bug :eek: farmer.

This one really cranks out the mist.

No leaves on my big tree. Looks like it just about to bud out and snow pollen for a few weeks before the leaves start to spout.

I use play sand.

Photo doesn't really show a spot. I see something that looks like maybe some skin shed, or a piece of bug debris on lip. Another picture would help. Is it on the inside of mouth to?

Over 80% of trees and plants found in Jungles are toxic in varying degrees. So, I've so soften my views on what, and what not to use. Funny to look back in time and see what I've previously posted :)

I would hit up Mulberry Farms in Fallbrook. They have them all year round, and can ship them to you. Their website has pricing.

How's the weather? where you live. Sometimes temps. and lenght of daylight play a roll. Low 80's and 12 hours of light Also placing another male in the mix, sometimes spurs on competition for a mate.

You can try feeding, as added variety. Their mouth part can't bite anymore than a crickets. I only stay away from the kissing beetle family's with their piercing proboscis beaks.

If I was really mean, I'd tell you to place the beetle in your hand and press down with other hand. Now release the beetle and place hand in front of nose and breathe deeply.

My other pets would flip out for a looper.

I would avoid using broccoli, and cauliflower too much. Carrots are used widely. And while no nutritional value in celery it can be used to hydrate the crickets, with the water stored inside the stock part of celery. Try mustard greens, and a little chopped up butternut squash.

Or a baby silkworm.

Can't wait to see what you catch!

Anybody else have a cham that rears up on his/her hind legs?