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Thank you for the info and it really seems to be the case as I read on but the one thing I do not get is what I did wrong. The post states that it is from the care of the animal and the diet but I dust everyday and my supplements are brand new and so are my bulbs. I am confused but regardless...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Ambilobe 8 months old in my care for 2 months Handling - Rarely and lately almost never Feeding - every day half hour after light goes on i feed and usual diet was dusted crickets about 10 to 12 and a few silkworms or supers or dubias...i mix it up...

That is eggs...no worries

I live in Bergen county and I have some pinheads I hatched I can help you with...I also have fruit flies and some other stuff that might help you. PM me if you would like

I am in the same boat with my Panther girl and it is getting to be a little worrisome....I am getting her to take a few silkworms a day but that's about it. Two weeks ago she loved crickets and roaches and supers....now she don't even look at them. I am not trying to feed her the staple foods...

When I hatch my eggs I just put them in a small cardboard box with half the top flaps open and half closed to create a shade area. I use a Petri dish for the eggs and put it in the box under the shade area. Using a clamp light and a regular bulb I just set it over the top of the box making sure...

never heard of this.....has anyone ever used it?

I mean if you google live crickets or even on eBay you will find tons of places that deliver with cool packs. That said you should look at the sponsor list here I believe there is a few.

The best way to fix your chameleons problems would be to start following exactly what the care sheets say. Like others are posting....the whole setup is wrong including lights, cage, supplements etc. if you want your little guy to make it I would take everyone's advice and follow it as soon as...

He loves those worms because they are all fat kinda like having a cheeseburger all the time. You should read the care sheets here they are a great start and also I am not sure if the fan is blowing in the cage or you mean a ceiling fan because a fan blowing directly in the enclosure is no good.

I have seen many threads latley of people looking for silks so I thought I would share a new place (new to me) I am using called colorful cocoons on Facebook. I now have 250 zebra silks and 250 reg silks if anyone in the New Jersey area is in need. The website is not updated but if you reach out...

I noticed this same thing but my boy is trying to eat zip ties

I think that is a Schefflera arboricola which is a good one but i am not an expert on plants

My two ficus are doing really well outside right now but i do not have them in an enclosure.

Not sure what your price range is but Home Depot should have hibiscus trees right now. Here in NJ we have nurserys everywhere and they seem to have ficus which is like 50 a tree and the same hibiscus trees at Home Depot for 40. This would also help on shipping.

I think you and your mate are doing something wrong because that many chameleons dying in such a short time is bullocks

I use the ball value and the resavoir plug for my drain trays. I just put the plug in the tray and use some tubing laying in tray. I have long tube hanging down the other side in the back with a valve to shut on and off when I am draining into a bucket.

Agreed and thank you for answering my question

I would like to start off by saying I agree 100% with everything you are saying. With that said why do we see mixes on these boards at all? Are some ok and some not? I see mixed locals of panthers all the time and from sponsored breeders....are those ok? I personal do not think they are but I...

if your cham is a boy it could be a sperm plug and will fall off