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yes.. just research on the internet of what species of butterflies are safe, if you're not sure! wish ya luck

depending on what the isopods and crickets eat, yes. if you don't feed the isopods then they won't hold greater nutrition.

most likely.. what you can do is do it gradually.. i mean.. if it isn't harmfully affecting your enclosure, cut one or two a day so the plant doesn't get harmed as much. and then after you have them all trimmed just keep on it. cut them as they get too big

Thank you i will definitely try this!

not at all.. that is perfectly fine.. i don't recommend dusting or anything with these.. just giving it to your cham how you got them is fine.. just dont make it a primary feeder.. they're not too easy to digest.. they're not bad at all.. they're equivalent to cricket nutrition but different...

I feed my chameleons crickets and mealworms, both daily but i was wondering if you can feed chams like an human foods.. like fruit or vegetables.. not like the reptile vegetable mix.. i mean lke if i cut up super small apple cubes or something.. something different for them to eat as a snack?

Yes... But I have an air conditioner i put on and it's on all night.

Unfortunately.. Yes.. Atleast to reptiles.. Don't feed it to your Cham..

Mine is having his first shed today too!!! It's 6 and a half weeks old. Can't wait to see him grow. :) it's about half way done. I just doubled his daily misting. I use warmer water too

:((!!!!! That's absolutely horrible! I am so sorry for your lose. And even after/during all the precious treatment. I am going to be heartbroken when my Cham passes away.. It's only 2 months old but I just.. I take such good care of it and it just went to the vet.. I also have 2 green anoles and...

You're brilliant! I would have never ever thought of this.. I am so stealing this idea. Lol

I know Chams like a major temperature drop to about 55 degrees.. So I find that night incandescent bulbs are not necessary. I purchased one any way when I got my cham but I wanted to know if I even need it? Its a 75 watt that maxes to 82 degrees.

Just stress marks from the new home/ move.. Nothing to worry about. And if you got it from petco.. Just make sure you're extra careful with it and make sure you are misting and feeding it correctly. Petco doesn't know how to take. Care of chameleons properly and they're tend to be stressed out...

I have a window air conditioner in my room. I only turn it on for about 2 hours a day, my cham is just fine and it puts a bit of a breeze in my room. It has no problem. Just like above it is mentioned^ just not directly towards/ on the Chams viv