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I havent and won't be feeding anything dead. I gutload the cricket keeper and I have a separate container I use as the next day supply. I put about 8 crickets in a tupperware and then super gutload them before calcium powdering and being fed to my Cham. My cham is now shedding his skin so that's...

As far as introducing new foods, will that even likely cure his hunger strike. I know he won't eat from hand for a while, so buying worms and them not being able to stay on leaves and falling down to the bottom is my concern.

I will definitely try and avoid that. That would be terrible and i would now have to avenge my cham

Why should all the crickets be removed at night.

I did mount a Tupperware to the cage to where he can easily access food. I also free roam crickets as well. Even with the huge cage he still finds food easy, but that's not the problem, it's he won't eat. Do you believe he is being stubborn because he feels threatened by me. I will eliminate all...

I have been gutloading with an all-in-1 feeder and then throwing in cabbage, pototates and apple. I know the temp is a little hot but he loves sitting in it and he never opens his mouth to vent. So I really don't think it's to hot considering he hasn't shown signs of it. I have a diy cage with a...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon? I have a ambilobe male panther that's about 3 months to 4 months. How long has it been in your care? I've had him for 9 days. Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Twice a day, and I know I should...

I'll fill out a survey. With the basking spot I lowered it to about 90

Really NOP. That's good to hear. I think i see parts of skin starting to shed like around the eyes and elbows. Do they bask alot when shedding because he likes hanging out in the heat lately.

It's about 95 in the basking spot.

I've had my panther chameleon 9 days now, he is about 3 months old. The enclosure is 2'wide2'deep4'tall and he maneuvers around the cage good. The problem is he won't eat. Up until a few days ago he was eating alot like a pig, now I put the crickets on the branches in front of him and around him...

Way cool. I want one really bad now

Seems like a fun little dude.

Cute little fellow. Glad he made it safe.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej8QXKLhpSk&feature=youtube_gdata_player Any feedback will be greatly appreciated. And of course he jumps out at the end lol

It started yesterday and he's about 3 months old. I got him Sunday and he ate 3 crickets that night, yesterday he refused to eat at all so I'm wondering if he is being stubborn. I put him in a small cage with a few crickets and all he wants is out. Even to just sit on my fingers.

Okay so this isn't a major concern. So that weird eye action is basically them blinking/wiping/cleaning their eyes since they don't use their hands. Just try to avoid close misting correct ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hsv7_WJjmIE&feature=youtube_gdata_player My chams eye is being weird(to me). I just misted and it's bulging and going normal. I just misted so is this how they wipe their eyes? If you cut half way through the video it's a little better to see.

Is 67 degrees and up okay for a baby panther. Edit: saw Jans post ok will take care of night drop.

I have a new reptisun 5.0 bulb and it's about 8 inches from the highest point in the enclosure. Your in so cal, very cool and where abouts. I see there is slot of people fairly close by. And I will definitely be watching his eye but I think he's wiping water off because he seems to do it after...