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My current baby cham. She is about 3 months old.

I am trying to breed them! So hopefully Ill have a lifetime supply of supers when she is big enough!

Got a bunch of supers and these thing are HUGE! They are almost as long as my chams body without tale. But the width is smaller than the space between her eyes. Can I feed those to her or will this harm her?

Same here. But this will still be a great upgrade from her exo terra glass tank ;)

Im providing my baby cham with a 5.0 UVB bulb 12hrs a day combined with a 2.0 UVA bulb. Im trying to use calcium without D3 everyday but since Im feeding her very small prey such as fruit flies im worried she dosent get the amount of calcium she needs :( Ofcourse im afraid of her getting MBD...

Looks like the LLL cages wont be on sale: http://lllreptile.com/specials/

I´ll try that! Thanks!

I cup feed my baby cham right now, and the crickets, beetles & roaches arn´t much active in the cup. What to do about this? My cham dosent seem to interested in them when they are still. //Prog

I feel like I need to do something else besides my current job right now. So I thought maybe there was some sort of Chameleon doctus? I live in Sweden but just generally, does it exist? :)

Go to the vet, nothing you can do about this im afraid :(

I had a friend that owned a blind bearded dragon, with time he learned to trust that when something got really close to his nose and was moving it was food. It took a couple of months and alot of sickness before he started to do this but it might be worth a try with this cham? You will probably...

The foliage is pretty instence on one side from top to bottom. Im currently breeding dubias, crickets, superworms & fruit flies. But it is a slow process. Cricket babies are on the way, dubias have not breed yet and just got the superworms (too big for her). I will definitely look into walking...

I have been feeding her small crickets but they are all out now and in Sweden it is hard to get your hands on feeders in the winter time. But I got about 1000 baby crickets hatched now so in a couple of weeks she will have crickets and smaller superworm to feed on also. And hopefully some dubia...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Velied, female, 3 month old. Handling - Pretty much never, im not allowed to.. :rolleyes: Feeding - Feeding her calciumdusted fruit flies right now (~30 flies in a cup) give it to her in the morning before work. Supplements - Calcium without D3 = everytime...

Not sure about Pygmy chameleons but my Veiled doesn´t seem to care when I vacuum the room, she just sits on her vine and looks at me as usually. :) As long as you dont swing the vacuum cleaner against the wall and smash it on the floor and stuff! :rolleyes:

As I thought :) Well hopefully this was the last change until I upgrade to bigger cage. But I have said that to myself a couple of times now :D Ill post a pic of the enclosure and say if I should make any last changes before leaving her alone for the day!

Okey so im starting to understand why my cham is soooo shy. I can never be really happy about my setup for her.. So im constantly changing it :/ And I know it isn´t good for them. Or is it? She was freak out crazy when I did it today, fell to the floor and ran around in the bottom hissing. And...

This may be a dumb question but I emailed LLL and didnt get any response so imma ask here! ^^ If I want the cage shipped to sweden, will it be much more in shipping cost than the price I get in the cart you think?

This may not be true at all but I have heard that you can feed them hornworms (I think) and it will help cleaning the system since it is mostly moisture. May not be hornworms but some sort of worm I remember it to be. But again, dont take this tip as an expert observation..