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Well I heard they will slowly stop eating a main feeder because your not mixing it enough. meaning they are probably bored by it..so try something like roaches? other worms or other feeders

Because many times I bring in turtles that absoultly need help and I go to ask questions and people nail me for bringing them in. They don't understand that I am basically "rescuing" and then releasing when back to health. Idk if he is doing the same...but I am just saying that idea is unfair...

Saying that your cham is younger than mine then I wouldn't go higher. At that age mine had a 34w and he was still gaping once in awhile. Now he has a 60w and he is around 6-7 months.

Ya chameleons once came from wild caught...but they are raised so much different. This isn't the same...just taking a wild and keeping it. Thats why we now have captive bred. hmm ya.

and I'm not a fan of taking wild caught animals into a caged area. Thats my opinion...for if thats what your doing

Temp should be fine considering my cham has a bask going about 80-85.

Bringing wild caught ones back?:confused:

WOW its huge! Do you like walk into it to clean it or to get ur cham out? lol Well I know you said you are putting more but you asked what we think:p I think you should get tons more plants and vines/branches asap..so he can get around easier. Like a real ficus..thats well grown out and a...

Maybe you should take a picture of the surrondings? Maybe someone could point out something that a chameleon would go for? I mean to you..you think there is nothing but someone else might have the eye for something you over look. If not its ok, hope someone finds out

Ya I seen that but rechecking...Well I don't know what it could be

Hmmm anything on the ceiling or around that he could possibly want?

I really didn't find anything as an arguement. I basically was taking answers out and giving them to you but someone said you could "read" yourself....I know that. I dislike getting links too so I figured I'd give you some straight up answers. So good luck and your not a moron...people do forget.

I doubt she would climb if she had a plant to hold onto. She may try but I don't think it matters. Such a great idea tho and I may invest in that:p

I'm sure its fine for temp..such as transporting or cleaning the main cage. That sounds like a good idea

Whatever..I was just doing him a favor and getting some answers for him. Idk why someone would want a link from their own thread at pervious times.

He also said that link took him to something way different...???are you not reading his posts?

ONCE again he said he couldn't get it to work.

He also couldn't get those "links" to work..

Here are a few reasonable answers from that link. You can check livedata base on plants too um in the "resources" tab DGray said: VFTs are poisonous and should not be put in animal environments. I have a very good library of books on carnivorous plants and some experience; if you need...

I think someone should just answer you and redirect you. I hate these hanging threads where links are thrown..Let me find some quotes from some people about this idea