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Your supplements are also off. Calcium without d3 at every feeding. calcium with d3 and multivitamins twice a month but not on the same day.

i check mine only like once a week

Correct and thats what I use. I place them in the closet where they wont get disturbed much

Do you have them separated into their own tiny containers? Superworms are different from mealworms when breeding super have to be separated and removed from their food source they will not pupate in large groups. look at post #6 https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/superworm-breeding.108749/...

can you take a picture so we can see what you mean? Breeding Supers is quite easy once you've done one run through soon you will have thousands breeding like crazy! Yes they can use the same bedding. I keep my beetles and worms on oats

Where are you located we can help you find a reputable chameleon vet near you to get a second opinion. And as Brownie stated please read the care sheets and adjust accordingly. If you go to the enclosure thread you will see many amazing cages to give you ideas on how to improve your aswell once...

Also, It would be best to have a lot more horizontal branches inside so she can better thermoregulate her temperature

It is best to alternate every week the calcium with D3 and the multivitamin. Are you also using calcium withOUT D3 at every feeding? I dont have experience with females so I can't answer the second question but someone else here will be able too

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I have tinted plexi glass halfway up and across the bottom and sealed it together then I have about 7inches of dirt then 2inches of coconut fiber. Not I don't have a drainage system I just done overwater too much all allow the dirt to dry some before watering down there I mostly mist the top...

This is what i did with mine, i fully planted to bottom with a ficus and pothos. First picture is when I got the cage and then how I changed it if this helps. Goodluck p.s. I can take better picutres if you need i turned his lights back on to take these. oops :D

Everyone got your powerball tickets?

that sounds like a giant glass viv, 24" x 24" x 48 is the minimum size an adult male needs soyou should be good there unless you want him in a bigger cage. Everyone here says the bigger the better. Like @oneillchameleons said at 18months he should be fully grown if not almost there and wont get...

You could use a stick or dowel rod and coax him onto it. I took mine to the vet last week and had him in a shoe box with a dowel rod taped in it for something for him to hold on to. You can take him in anything around the size of a shoe box and it works great as long as you have something taped...

yes he is :)

You should post a how to on making these they are awesome! Nice and space saving but very effective and cham friendly. I'm most interested in how you made the light/dripper/case combo

do you think you can get a picture with her mouth open to fully see it?

Can you fill this out so we can better help you and possibly post picture of your chameleon. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/

beautiful! was she paired with the male you got or did they find her all pregnant :D