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Its best to re-pot the plants regardless if he can eat the dirt because the plant will absorb whatever is in the dirt (possibly salty nutrients) and your cham will eat foliage that contains these things. Now, you should know that plants do need "food" to live. They need some fertilization in...

^That's an interesting concept. What is the wild food that they eat that is better than our gutloads? Just wild wheats and grasses?

Anyone have problems with hornworms grabbing your chams toungue? Those feet are pretty strong, I hear it can cause chocking hazards.

okay, that's fine. You should preferably have some live plants in your cage, it will help will humidity control and dispersion of drinking water for your guy. Mist as you see fit, but you should have a dripper running as well. Unless your around enough to manually disperse water or mist...

You need to work on your grammar, im not exactly sure what your trying to say. you have 2 veiled's. 1 male and 1 female. You should be careful of this, im not too sure if housing chams together (even if they are opposite sex- if your planning on mating you put them together only for short time)...

Great, great information. Ill make sure to provide a nutritious gutload to all my feeders. Im currently in stock with 2 week crickets, Mealworms, and Butterworms. Im in order for slikworm eggs as well. I can usually get Hornworms from my local store, but wont feed until he is appropriate size...

That's great information. I didn't realize you only do your dripping for a limited time. That makes sense. I just thought that maybe it would be better to always have a drip source of water. But since most of us feed in the morning time, some water after the meal is good then most of the day is...

Cool thanks guys, brand new windows luckily (120 year old house) so no drafts at all and lots of shady spots for him. Thanks! Good to know!

Well like I said, There is standing water on many leaves in my enclosure at all times, and drops move every ten seconds. You think they have a constant dripping source in front of them in the wild? Aren't we trying to replicate wild conditions? Making it look like there is "dew" on the...

I wasn't clear on the bug, never heard of that before. Armadillidiidae. You should be weary feeding off wild bugs, you don't know where they come from, they may have eaten something toxic. Generally, don't do it. Unless your positive they come from a good Clean source. I have a large acreage...

Hey guys, Just wondering if its okay that my cage is next to my window (facing west), it looks out onto a small city street. We have no street lights at night but there is some faint ambient light at night time. Its it okay for my cham to have a little light at night time from outside...

Hey guys, Just wondering if some of the experts can chime in and let me know what it takes to grow my Ambanja Panther to a LARGE full size. I would say fat, but I want him to be healthy too. I also want him to live a long life, but I have heard these two qualities don't mix. You can...

Im not sure why everyone here recommends dripping at such a fast rate. I believe 1 drop per second is far too much and the key reason why everyone has drainage issues. I have NO DRAINAGE SYSTEM, and my golden pothos leaves are always heaping with water droplets (literally they are like...

I like how experienced everyone is with cannabis and its cultivation ;) Who knew chameleon owners, eh? Your all probably on rollitup.org too!

Rolly Pollies?

Really great writing.

that's more or less up to you, how your set up is built and how much water your set up can handle. But... there are some basic guidelines: You want things to dry out over night, so make your first mist shortly after the lights come on (give him time to warm up before spraying him with...

47 Very handsome boy!

You seem to be doing what you mentioned fine. What is his enclosure like? Supplements? Take some time to fill this out so we can better diagnose your situation. https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/

HAHAH. Yes, humour is always good. Try varying your diet some new bugs may make him eat and get him off your hand.