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I'm lost for words.:mad: What a complete idiot the owner of those poor chameleons is.

The little kid legos called Mega Blocks work great.

I have those bulbs for my dragons and they are indeed great lights. However I agree that for a chameleon, ReptiSun 5.0 is the way to go.

I agree about lllReptile. I have had both cages. One from there and another from DIY. Both are good yes but for the extra $12, lllReptile ones do open at the bottom making cleaning faster and easier.:)

Makes sense. I will start holding them 24 hours befor feeding thanks.

Thanks for the advice and I will definitely be careful.

All right thank you. LoL yea I have seen a few huge moths but the big ones give me the willies.:p

Thanks.....

Okay so I know there are several controversial discussions about wild caught insects. I caught this moth tonight and I never seen one like it. Anyone know if it would be safe for my chameleon?

Oh okay awesome that's good news. I appreciate your input and help.:D

Thanks. Yea I checked them out and they are out of stock on most silkworms.:(

Anyone have a reputable place to buy these online that accepts PayPal? Or unless someone here can sell me some? I am just a junior member still, otherwise I would have placed in wanted ads. Sorry if this post should be in classifieds.:confused:

LoL I don't know I had my kids screaming in the background when I recorded the video and I uploaded it straight from my android. I just picked a random YouTube generated song.:p

Thought I would share this. This is a daily thing me and her do. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvOrjnPRGsM&list=UUeSEsHRELZ4IlfsdBfA9lzQ&index=1&feature=plcp

This thread is started multiple times.:confused:

He will shed. I am not too sure of any signs prior to shedding. When mine first shed I noticed a very small chunk of shed on top of her head. By the next morning there was skin everywhere.:p

Pretty interesting. Definitley get some plants and branches in there.:)

Yes that is fine for her. You could also use moist playsand. Some chameleons prefer sand, some soil. :)

I have been breeding crickets for quite some time now and some of mine are a real light tan. The ALL white ones are ones that just molted.(would be better because of the soft body). Then others are really dark brown. I've fed both without incident. Hope this helps.:)

If anyone is interensted I found a shop online with all the ingredients needed. Fairly cheap too.:) http://www.sharpweblabs.com/shop/