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If you are worried about him not eating the crickets cuz they go to the bottom id start cup feeding him. I was worried about the same thing with mine and now my cham is used to getting his food in the cup every so often a cricket will sneak out and he will hunt it down but when hes hungry he...

http://screameleons.com/how-to-handle-your-chameleon-properly/ this should help, id watch the third video

man your cham looks BAD A$$

downloading it now but just the last episode because thats the one with chams right?

No ones judging its always a learning process its just about being able to accept the feedback and doing whats best for the cham.

Yaaa This is way small man thats why he keeps doin that.

lookin good

Taking your cham on a road trip yourself would is way better than how most of them get shipped in boxes trust me just because it says fragile or whatever on it shippers still flip and mistreat the boxes. as for your pet on base they probably wont allow it but you can bring it on post no one goes...

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Just wanted to hear what peoples experiences were and what people would rather recommend from experiences they have had.:)

haha no prob im out good night yo good luck

Well the chams get the nutrients from what the crickets have in their stomachs so i just do that the day before but everyone has their own way

but yeah definitely change up the calcium stuff i told you your cham definitely shouldnt have calcium with d3 everyday it will lead to major problems better to fix that now

Well i hope you have all the set up things you need sometimes if you dont have anything all that stuff adds up being more than the cham

maybe a pic sometime of the set up would be cool so people can see whats up with the set up and what not

hmmmm well you dust the feeders with just calcium every day , calcium with d3 every two weeks and multivitamins every two weeks as well. for my cham butterworms and phoenix worms i dont dust because they are higher in nutritional value and meal worms i use as treats. Also how cold does it get...

From what ive seen on these forums this definitely doesnt look normal, how long have you had him? To me seems like maybe a birth defect or maybe some kind of infection that can probably be flushed out or fixed with a vet visit but im no expert.

also which one are you getting ive heard from other people and personal experience the foggers end up not working after a short while i personally will get a mist king system next week

Think you should be fine your cham doesnt sleep during the day right? and are you sure your cham sleeps with one eye open all night?Oh another thing do you have any lights on around his set up that may be bothering him or noise and movement.