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Im sure he is referring to soil as dirt. At least I would assume that this is the case since they are similar.

interesting

my panther's name is mitch after mitch the snake from road trip. UNLEASH THE FURY!

mealworms cause impaction in chameleons.

Like said silks and horns are a better worm for a growing juvenile. phoenix worms are better for baby's

Repcal all the way

Im done arguing with you two. Naturally cham's don't like to be in cages so yes my cham has on occasion crawled out of the cage onto my arm, but not on a daily basis. It's really simple, the less you handle the cham the better off it is.

Im not over analyzing anything. Bottom line is if you take your cham out and hold him that often you are stressing him out. Have fun playing with your cham.

Is your cage big enough? It doesn't sound normal because these creatures think most everything that comes around them are a threat. Now acclimation to routine, where you feed your cham and provide water everyday; they start to realize that you're no longer a threat. Even still, these are...

Really? every single time you open the cage he runs onto your hand? Does not sound normal.

I cannot decipher jibberish. How was I being disrespectful by saying not to hold his cham and trying to tame it. Show me a "tame" cham and I will be suprised. Im sure there is an exception for some species being more docile than others but in general these reptiles dont like being handled. Id be...

Sorry for your loss Juli. Cant imagine finding a black widdow in my cham cage..

4-5 months

Leave him alone. These creatures are not designed to be handled and cuddled with. They are solitary shy animals. Leave him be as much as you can. Try hand feeding as much as possible. Then they will associate yourself with food. Picking him up and holding him for no reason is only gonna stress...

Ive had dubia's shipped to me many times.

No more than 85 I believe. That 100 watt light is way to much man, you need to go with a 50-60 watt bulb

If you don't have a dripper I would say 3x a day for 3 min would be sufficient. Just space it out correctly like an hour or two after the lights go on, then in the middle of the day, then a couple hours before lights off. edit: you might want to also look into a cool mist humidifier

Idk if its the photo but that cham looks very dehydrated.

Giant worms and birdworms? Are you catching these in the wild? She could be loaded with parasites..

Everything sounds great as far as husbandry. As suggested, raising the branch up more might be a good idea.