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The Big D looks like around 2 years old. Setup looks good. Lost feeders are fine. As long as two crickets dont fall in love you have no issues. Dont worry about seeing him drink. Most of mine are closet drinkers or just dont drink period. As long as urate isnt orange you are fine. I would...

There is an issue with this. Rango is in a fish tank. If they install a T5HO its going to be way too much. On the other hand Rango is getting a cage makeover soon. And then boom they can switch to T5 But Rango does have MBD, or had it in the past. So thats why his casque looks the way it...

Tack cloth used for painting prep?

"After clinical death, which is characterized by the cessation of blood circulation" WAT. So its beating but zero bp etc, so its like a human going into A-fib?

100 grams of the larvae of Bombyx mori consist of 54% protein, 8% fat, 6% fiber, and 6% ash, as well as 390 kcal of energy Im still not sure how they measure it to get that calorie density. If it is correct, then we would have some very fatty chameleons. For instance 100g of olive oil is...

Depends on the "treat". Horn and silkies are basically bags of water, not much calories, and really help with hydration. And have a short expiration time, so feed as much as you like. Supers and meal worms on the other hand are bulking items, and you can end up with worm addicts. They should...

I angle my basking bulbs, i dont set directly on the screen. This means i can get the basking area under the UVB, and my basking bulb is a wide ellipse, not a round hotspot.

Thats going to be a rude awakening when the misters go off and the tubes are a shakin.

Maybe this is round cows in a vacuum. You know what a really good rat poison is, A huge amount of D3. Same reasons, causes soft tissue mineralization, GG kidneys, and stuff stops coming out of the other end. Technically it happens to insect feeders too. You know how much "pure calcium" it...

Im with you, that ant no 5 month old based on the head. Maybe if OP has the worlds smallest hands it could be 4 months old. Im guessing its fresh off the 90 days and up for sale wagon.

As with the other setups, i recomend putting the feeder cup in the door so you are not reaching into the cage. And id put some escape sticks in the tub just incase he goes in there looking for bugs or just happens to fall. I had a sleeping stick rot and ended up with a very wet annoyed sleepy...

Ah. Yea when i tong feed i just grab a leg and have the feeder face the cham, and i dont feed worms/caterpillars. I never let go, and end up with a leg just dangling from the tongs. I could see how this would be hard mode to release just as they hit. Guess im just a bit bias since i have...

Is this from beginners yonking the tongs away? I mean ive been doing it for 20 years. But i guess if you panic or drop them. Then again i learned my lesson with kids to only have them open palm feed the chams, as they do panic if the finger feed them.

i have foot long tongs. could try that as a starter.

In tegu land we have "the bath tub". You see tegus sometimes associate the evil hand as "food". They dont know why, but the hand always has food. Must lunge at hand because why wouldnt hand have food, why would hand want to pick us up. So instead you put food in bath tub. Then when the evil...

"treats they dont get unless they get it from the hand" works for me. No supers for you unless you risk it all.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/hide-and-seek.181945/#post-1698035 normal actions for an animal that is considered bird food for half its life.

Males should get grey and even black along the ridges of the head. If he got burnt, then it would show up as a very light area, as it lost the ability to go dark temporally.

It was the nearest i could find in an "what is it" thread. And OP replied 6 months later saying it was indeed a male.