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From what I can tell 6?

That was my guess but I've been seeing a few of them around at night and didn't know I'd the species was safe to breed and feed the worms? I guess I should've put that in my first post

Also try Linda's gone buggy I just got great hornworms from them also yes all my chams always want out of their cage when I get close

Beautifulness

I have them pop up all the time many different varieties most days I'll have 30+ new ones but I have a fully planted bottom to my free range so I'm not surprised but they usually die off in a day or two and I've never seen my cham take any interest in them

I've received a few donations but, Still looking for extra vines, UVB bulbs etc. thanks

That one looks like he's saying hug md mommy haha

I agree I didn't decide to breed my male until I mastered breading the feeders first now at all time I have 5 cycles of crickets going from pinheads through adults I just started culturing fruit flies for practice I also have a large colony of dubias going I also breed silkworms and hornworms so...

Thanks he keeps getting better everyday

Sounds like you're off to a great start keep me in mind on babies haha looks great

Pie............

Something has to give when they munch a full grown hornworm ;)

Thanks he's a candy cane baby from Bruce at chameleon paradise

Thanks :) he's felling green instead of blue haha

And you did a good job ;)

You're right I'm sorry :p

Thanks, He's just a little over a year give or take a bit

Yup it'll work I did it on my free range(shower curtain) that I built a while back and it's been workin great