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Wow. Thanks sandrachameleon!

Thanks. That's why I don't play in the same room as him and I close the door. I want to keep his life long and stress free. Edit: I play downstairs too (he is uptairs).

Mulch will suck moisture from the air. I just use a reptimat so that my mesh enclosure won't get torn from logs and stuff, but lots of people just leave their cage bare or use like newspaper or something.

Ok thanks. Just didn't want to end up shaking him off of his branch. Euphonium is low brass and the vibrations can shake the floor sometimes:p

Just to clarify, chameleons aren't deaf, right. I have seen some posts saying that they are, and I don't want to just assume that they are right. ( I play a euphonium and don't want to stress my cham out from the loud noise).

Some places sell veileds for $250. That would be one expensive cham! It would probably be worth it for collectors, though.

Waxworms are way more fatty and should only be a treat about every other week.

So I don't have to worry about getting eaten by Dubia roaches?:p

Ok thanks. I'll try silkworms. I know how to raise those.

Also, how can you raise Waxworms?

How fast do Waxworms molt? I am tired of my veiled not eating them because they are dormant and not moving (from being refrigerated).

Is there any light in the room other than his basking light?

Are there any feeder roaches that bite? I know of a kind of roach from South America that eats flesh.

Ever heard of periods? It took me 5 minutes before I could comprehend this because I couldn't tell where the sentences stopped.

How long does it take a bearded Pygmy to hatch?

Oh. Now i know to not kill them anymore:p

I have found black beetles with my crickets, too. :confused:

Looking good;)

Take him to a vet!!!

After only a few generations as being kept as pets, chameleons can be aggressive. But if you know what your doing and have a LOT of patients, a chameleon can become used to you and occasionally let you interact with it.