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Apparently ladybugs are harmful to chameleons. My chams will ignore them but I'm not sure if all chams will. Also, if you use ladybugs to contain an infestation, you may end up with an infestation of ladybugs instead, or if not both insects.

I saw some captive bred Meller's at a Canadian reptile expo a couple months back.

Also, I don't want to sound preachy but, you should not have waited 7-10 days to look for help. Sorry, I had to say it -=T. I hope everything turns out well for you and your chameleon.

Yea, I figured that too...LOL

Chameleons are a lot of work. They need misting multiple times a day, can be finicky eaters and drinkers, and feeders will cost you lots of money. They also require lots of space, and privacy. If you want an animal to hold and play with, you might want to get a bearded dragon, as many chameleons...

Some chameleons will get addicted to the worms. If they get hungry enough, they will eat the crickets again.

These are rumours as far as I know. I don't think this has ever been proven to have happened.

Hornworms. Whenever my chams get those, they go crazy. More of a treat than food though.

It looks like a prolapse to me. You will want to see a vet about that.

I would add uvb at the very least.

Welcome to the forums. Do you have a picture of your new friend and his setup?

I should've taken the picture of when I opened it. The two biggest pieces were almost solid, brown bark like stuff. Looked like wood chips.

I can't really say how much they were misting, but they said it was on a daily basis. Twice a day.

Yep. Looked like bark or something like that

That is pretty big poo for an 8 month old. It was half the size of his body. Substrate can kill your chameleon.

I was asked to look at a chameleon that was sick, and who's owner could not afford to take to the vet. Apparently the cham hadn't eaten anything in a week and even stopped drinking a few days ago. The cham looked overweight and the owner said it was "a new thing". After looking at the...

Thanks! Can't wait...

I agree. Would be bad for darts.

I couldn't bring myself to get rid of it. It was a great deal and I want to take full advantage of it. ^^

Discussed it with my buddy and we will set it up for babies. Gotta go out now and gather some tiny vines from the ravine before it's all covered in snow.