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I've had my blue bar ambilobe for about a year now (a year this month actually) but he seems to be getting progressively worse. my first concern is that his right eye is shut a lot of the time but his left isn't. the shut eye is slightly sunken in but he opens it all the time as if its fine but...

so i just got my chameleon a few days ago and he is doing great! my only question is that since he is a baby how much should he eat? I've been feeding him 1/4- 1/2 inch silk worms and hes been eating them like crazy. i normally just get anywhere from 5-8 and put them in different places in his...

i have an automatic mister that is on a 3 hour cycle and spray's for one minute at a time. i don't have a really good thermometer/humidity monitor but it says that my humidity level is just 25% and i need it around 40%. tips anyone?

so was wondering what i should use for my pinhead gut load i was thinking collard greens, carrots, orange slices, and bee pollen. any more suggestions? i know i need a grain so does anyone have any recommendations on that? thanks for the help :)

do i need to dust my silkworms with a calcium supplement before feeding it to my cham since they are already so high in calcium?

i was thinking about getting some pothos ivy for my terrarium is it safe for chameleons?

so i ordered an automatic mister for my terrarium should i still use a drip to water my cham?

i really want to get some live plant for my terrarium but i was primarily wondering that since it wont be getting much direct sunlight will the uvb bulb and indirect sunlight be enough to sustain the plants or should i get a separate light that is uva? thanks again:)

going to get silkworms and crickets as a staple for my cham after reading some but the web site says that you do not have to gut load silk worms? anyone else hear this info?

so i was wondering about the chams diet. i will have one in about 2 or 3 weeks and i want to make sure i have my facts right. i plant on feeding my cham crickets gut loaded with mustard greens, carrots, and celery sticks (if anyone has any more good suggestions please feel free to say so). as...

hello everyone I'm kind of new to the cham scene but I've done a lot of research and feel like i am ready to go but one thing i am wondering about is maybe a decorative substrate. i know you cant use most things because your cham may eat it by mistake but i was thinking more along the lines of...