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re-homed. thank you.

Maybe take a pic of his enclosure. Maybe you can get feedback on how much climbing area and cover you have. Is your cage high up enough to make him feel safe, etc.

Well it's now documented hopefully so maybe if he continues behavior they will fire him. I wouldn't order any breakables for a while though, lol.

Mine also rushes to get out as well. But its not because he wants to be around me. He just loves going to his window perch and he even climbs on the ground and roams around the room some. He however doesnt want me to touch him once he is out of his cage and on his own. Over the months of letting...

Just get a bearded dragon. lol.

Bend a branch is great for traveling. You can get them with free shipping if you have amazon prime. They have different sizes. I have two large ones in my cage creating an almost coil like affect from top to bottom. I also have thinner bend a vines running through out lateral in all directions...

Could you not turn the light on in his cage 30 minutes before leaving in order to give him a moment to wake up and bask?

Take some pictures up top of how you have your lights set up.

;)~ jk beautiful girl

You could also maybe use your larger rubber bin to dump the crickets box in initially and hold most of your crickets. (buy 250-500). Then have smaller cut egg flats inside. Wait for the crickets to get situated, then move the bins close together and transfer flats from 1 bin to the next. Just...

Yea you are asking for trouble trying to dumb that JoshsFrog box into a small keeper. After the flats fall out about half the crickets will still be inside the box. You need to switch to the larger bin.

Hand feed her. Give her months of time to get use to you. Dont ever chase her or force her. Be very patient.

RO most definitely. I dont think distilled is recommended for animals

There was actually a really good episode the other day on Chameleonbreeder podcast. ep #75. http://www.chameleonbreeder.com/

lol

IDK, Try putting a wig and lipstick on him and maybe he will see something he likes.

I have this problem too. Maybe i will just try starving him out to get him to eat them. I know he can see them. I shake the cup and the roaches fall on their back and wiggle around. Then they run around the cup and i have the cup inches from him and hes looking at it. Then he looks away...

How are you keeping her cage hydrated whats your system?

Thats very normal. She could get better over time but def dont hold her unless you absolutely need to. Dont chase her around the cage. Give her time time to adjust and just see you walking around without bothering her. Could take several months. Hand feed her her favorite treats like hornworms...