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I would agree with that. Give him some time and see what happens

I recently just moved into a new apartment 2 hrs away and had to move my cham with me during the winter. I got a tall but fairly short in width cardboard box (not too big, you don't want him to stress out) and put a vine inside with a fake vine. I then got two of those hand warmers you use in...

Much better, looks awesome, you will notice how much the live plant helps with humidity.

cool to see another cham owner from Ontario :D

I really don't know if you're a troll or not. I think the cage looks good but what it really needs is LOTS of live plants.

The two adults should be kept apart. Your "friend" should do a little more research before he begins caring for a chameleon, never mind breeding them.

what kind of worms have you tried? Chams really like silkworms, hornworms, mealworms, super worms

lol my cham was doing this too. Nice pic, I like how the two totally different species are just hanging out together

So just now when I thought Carl was sleeping I heard a "crunch, crunch" sound. I caught him snacking on a cricket after he had already gone to bed. I'm not sure if one crawls over him and he eats it or he senses it near by or what. But what really made me even start this thread was that his...

That is true, some species will eat birds, lizards in the wild on the rare occasion but too much protein given in captivity is really hard on the kidneys.

I personally didn't cut any hole in the top of my meshed cage. You just have to play with the switch to get it at the right amount of drips you want. I like to have one drip go every 15-20 seconds.

Heck, thats true. I mean heck, why would we add pinkies into our chams diets. Chams are insectivoires... heck, maybe once a year at the most

You could put it in the oven at a low temp for about 20 mins but keep an eye on it. Also might want to give it a scrub with a 3:1 bleach/water mix. That being said it is probably fine as is

I think all the chams eventually got something to eat lol. Thanks for sharing

Given most grubs will eat the shoot tissue of turf grass I would er on the side of caution as they could be highly exposed to pesticides. Other then that I don't see why not.. try looking up the toxicity level of the grub or beetle online.

If he continues sit him down and hold an intervention. Tell him how his excessive drinking makes you feel. But in all seriousness, what are crix bud? Also what are you using for supplements? Using the "how to ask for help" template might help people answer your questions better.

My cham sleeps upside down sometimes. It's nothing to worry about.

I use a 5.0 uvb coil bulb with my montane species. It was worked fine for me and he moves in and out of it throughout the day. He is fairly small and in a either medium or large repti-breeze, not sure lol. I plan getting a quad in the neat future and would probably go with a 10.0 florescent...

Come to think of it..you can also try looking at a sporting goods store or fishing store like Bass Pro for a "game processing table". Its just a simple fold out sturdy plastic table with sink in it with a hose and bucket attached. Pretty much ideal, the store near me sells them for 69.99

Call me biased but kinyongia are cool.. also quadracornis.