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My wife sent me an article about this and said I bet you would be out there catching them for your chameleons.

Madcham has some good info on wild populations in Madagascar and what they eat. https://www.madcham.de/en/chamaeleonfutter/ There are several diagrams such as this one that were very helpful to me when choosing my staple foods. Seeing flies were a big part of their diet, I buy blue bottle...

Been seeing people post about feeding grasshoppers so I decided to try them out. I wonder how easy they are to breed. They are already feeding like crazy on my homemade feeder gutload. Depending on how these survive I’m thinking about catching local hoppers and breeding them. I live in...

They arrived. Great condition.

Will they pretty much each any type of greens for gutload? You think they will eat dandelion greens?

What do you feed them?

Thank you. Order made.

Do you have more than 1 order of the Xl nymphs? It won’t let me order more than 1.

In October 2022 I started with 100XL dubias. After some die off and getting rid of extra males I have roughly 30 females and 20 males. I have so many nymphs and estimate in the next couple weeks I should start having a constant supply to feed. When should I split this colony or start a new one...

Wow😲

Are you on MorphMarket?

Some breeders have been creating some beautiful “designer” hybrids by cross locale breeding. I don’t judge the practice.

My Ambanja boy

Made landfall last night https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/151002/cyclone-freddy-hits-madagascar

You can get a fairly cheap one on Amazon.

I agree. Here is a pie chart from a study done on the food eaten in the wild by chameleons, this one is specific to Panthers. They are definitely mainly insect eaters. Not to say it wouldn’t go after a small bird if saw the opportunity, but when would a pinky be running up a tree.

If you want to narrow down your list of potential feeders, here is a good article on a study done to see what wild chameleon diet consists of. https://www.madcham.de/en/chamaeleonfutter/

If you know how many wattage it is you can calculate how much it will cost to run it per hour . Note that burning natural gas is cheaper than electric to boil water.

You can also make distilled water by placing a small pot in a bigger pot with a lid. Water from the smaller pot will collect on the lid and drip down into the bigger pot.

I thought bsfl were a better alternative to crickets due to their nutritional value.