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:unsure: I don’t know about this one. I’ve hatched out my share of (hornworm) hawk moths and have found even the smallest a bit too large to dare to give to any of my chams, or even a beardie. The only cham of mine that I would even consider would be my big male veiled. All of my panthers are...

This is what I’ve been getting. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07X4Z8GQK?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&th=1 I like that it sprinkles nicely on my bearded dragons’ salads.

Not many entries this month, but still just as hard to pick a favorite. 😊

Aww…looks like she’s resting on a bed of leaves. Beautiful lady. I just love her face. 🤗💗

Yup, that’s how they do it. Besides being sticky, the tongue kind of grabs the prey. Very cool!

Yay! 🥳 The allure of the green gummy worms always wins out. You might want to hide your fingers or he might someday try to eat them. I have to make a fist and put the worm on the back of my hand, especially for my lady Stella who thinks fingers are just fat worms.

I swear my roach nymphs have been watching the original Jurassic Park and think I’m a T Rex . As I’m hunting for them in their soil, they hold absolutely still, thinking I won’t see them. Rawr! 😂

That is strange that she refuses everything but crickets. Have you had her tested for parasites? Both silkworms and hornworms do move slowly, so it is harder to attract attention, but I would keep trying. Mine, who all love silkworms will hesitate is the silkie isn’t moving much. I will pick up...

You should probably invest in buying or making a feeding station of some sort. I like and use the shooting gallery. https://tkchameleons.com/products/shooting-gallery?variant=30018608595032 While nothing will be 100% escape proof, it does and excellent job holding feeders (except bsfl who...