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  1. nightanole

    is my chameleon adapting okay?

    Honestly its not that bad of a setup. You have ground cover, but u have a veiled. They like to nom nom on plant like things. U also have a girl. So you get to decide if you want to have a nesting box/pot in the cage all year around. But over all the setup looks good and so does the grill...
  2. MissSkittles

    Puzzled Vet Student - Tongue Issues?

    Hi. This is what I use and I think it’s great. While nothing is 100% escape proof, this is pretty good for containing most feeders. Bsfl and wax worms can easily squirm out within seconds. If you only tack the corners and not in between, roaches can crawl thru...
  3. ehdee6

    Best ways to feed my 3-6 month old veiled chameleon?

    I personally use the Thrive Climber Feeding Dish, it's nice because the actual food dish can be easily taken out to clean/fill with bugs. https://www.petsmart.com/reptile/feeders-and-food-storage/food-and-water-bowls/thrive-climber-feeding-dish-72141.html I also place a plastic cup inside the...
  4. BleuSaphir

    Is your chameleon doing this?

    Second time I see Namul, using the feeder bowl as place to defecate his urates and poop. Is your chameleon doing this too? 😩
  5. A

    Puzzled Vet Student - Tongue Issues?

    Thank you so much for your insight! I’m using a plastic feeder bowl so that may be a good solution. I’ll look into mesh feeders. Thanks again!
  6. ehdee6

    Puffy eyes

    I had to make an anonymous YouTube account to post videos on this forum. I wish there was a way to post videos, but that's a lot of data to store on a website. So, it's understandable that it's not an option to post videos. That's totally fair about the shower, I'm not sure I'd be comfortable...
  7. Bro Bott

    Puffy eyes

    Thanks. Is the feeder able to be attached to a screen wall? I just realized that I think she is bored of roaches. When I put super worms in there she chows down. I will buy some silk worms and put them in if she doesn’t eat soon. I will do an Extra long misting. I’m on school break next week so...
  8. Bro Bott

    Puffy eyes

    Um so right now she isn’t very acquainted with her food bowl so I’m just slapping new Dubai roaches in there every few days. Her schedule is usually every other day 4-6 feeders depending on there size. She has never laid eggs. For her water, I water her every day her mister goes off every night...
  9. ehdee6

    New to chameleons

    I use this feeding dish; it's nice because the base stays stuck to the screen, but you can take the cup part out to wash/fill with bugs. I also feed 1/4"-1/2" crickets, because I find that the bigger ones are the ones that can escape. My little girl is also scared of the bigger crickets. Once...
  10. Beman

    Help me

    How are you feeding him? If it is a bowl method he may not understand. You may need to get a feeder run and put it in the cage. I would advice against free feeding. If he has a parasite load they continue to reinfect themselves through fecal. So the insects crawl through it and then they eat the...
  11. kayladye59

    Help me

    I have tried crickets and Duby roaches and he has not seem to eat one that I’ve noticed. I did take out the bugs that he did not eat and I’m going to try to re-introduce them later. I have a feeling he was probably fed something like mealworms or something. But I am not bowl feeding him. He is...
  12. ehdee6

    I got him home!!!

    I've tried few different cup feeders and landed on this one. Although; it's for a screen cage and held up with magnets; so I'm not sure how you'd attach it in a glass enclosure. What sort of bugs do you have to feed him? Letting them go free isn't so bad, but with cup feeding you're better able...
  13. A

    Puzzled Vet Student - Tongue Issues?

    ...if you see changed on the mucous membranes then you should see the other signs as well and said that tongue injury from using a plastic feeder bowl mixed with hx of NSHP was likely. I give him preformed vit A that’s in the Repashy Calcium Plus LoD and then I always gut load all insects with...
  14. BleuSaphir

    Question from newbie - crickets roaming the cage

    I leave my crickets in the cage. If they escaped the feeder bowl. I let my chameleon roam and have his enrichment to really hunt the escaped crickets. Plus it’s good for them to let them naturally hunt.
  15. Eileen

    Question from newbie - crickets roaming the cage

    yes, I'm discovering this is exactly what she wants to do! I may leave the hanging bowl thing in there for a while yet, she does like to climb on the top of it and look down in.
  16. MissSkittles

    Chameleon Abdominal Mass

    So glad that she’s recovered. I feared and assumed the worst from the way she looked. Poor sweet girl. 💗 There are many on line feeder vendors who sell variety packs. Check the forum sponsors here https://www.chameleonforums.com/sponsors/?tag=food and I believe Josh’s Frogs sells variety packs...
  17. MissSkittles

    Show me your feeding dishes!!

    I love my Shooting Gallery feeding station. https://tkchameleons.com/products/shooting-gallery?variant=30018608595032 For a couple of my guys, I made my own version of it using plastic food trays from various sources (like frozen dinners or cat food bowl). While some feeder insects can wriggle...
  18. L

    I got him home!!!

    So do you live close by ? I have some crickets, giant mealworms, wax worms and BSFL I just offered him some and he gobbled them all up! Lol I’m surprised as he has just been here a couple hours. For now my clear bird feeder that suctions on to the window seems to be working. I think I’ll...
  19. Beman

    Puzzled Vet Student - Tongue Issues?

    ...would look at switching to repashy NoD and use this instead. Then the repashy LoD 2 times a month. I would also recommend switching the feeder bowl. do something that he would be targeting off a non smooth surface. Their tongue can stick to a smooth surface especially if they are targeting...
  20. LizardLurkin

    Not Eating

    Oh yeah, that looks good. (Though I feel like I remember tweed-like string like this not really being recommended in a cham enclosure setting?) They can generally take around two weeks to settle in before they start comfortably eating. They are supposed to be quite ravenous as babies, but I...
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