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I gutload crickets with Flukers cricket supplements.

I'm just going to leave the website. I don't want to make drama of it I just wanted to let you guys know.

I have been trying to make as many changes as I can but during quarantine and not having a steady source of income I'm really trying my best. I have made more changes since my last husbandry and I'm am really trying to do everything I can.

It wasn't dead when it started out but it eventually died but Thanos likes to sit on it.

Your Chameleon - Veiled, Male, About a year. Handling - I let him out of his cage x3 a week to move around the room. Feeding - 10 crickets a day. Supplements - Exo-Terra spray calcium. Watering - I mist him and his cage with a spray bottle. Fecal Description - White for the white stuff, and...

I found a tiny little brown worm on my cham's skin and his crest is getting very gray. Should I be concerned? I could not find any worms in his skin. His gray has gotten worse and I will provide more info in a comment.

Doesn't that method only work for Veiled chameleons?

More vegetation maybe?

The first post was made on the 4th of July, 2004. The post was made my member, @skot, who posted, "so what does everyone have.". Couldn't find the creator, but I hope you guys are successful.

I can do some digging. My best guess is 2004-2012.

Awwww. He's so cute! I love his name!

I bought Thanos a bridge on Amazon and he loves it! It just came in today and he will not get off of it! I recommend bird bridges for your chameleons!

I don't know a lot about panther chameleons but usually places like Petco and PetSmart don't know enough about chameleons to identify their gender.

Female. No genital bulge under tail and realitivly the same colors.

That's an awesome name! My brother has a rat named Thagmorten the Skateboarder.

Nice name! I love Pokemon!

I don't know.

This chameleon is probably a dude! Sometimes female chameleons develop spurs at birth, but another way to tell is to see if they have a genital bulge, and it looks like your cham has one. I would advise you to check where the tail meets the body to see if you can see a bulge. If you can't find...

I've tried roaches before, but he hates them. He won't even eat them.

It's a good idea! I think you have a good sense of humor!