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I breed crickets roaches and a bunch of stuff. I use variety so I don't run into issues. I just know some people prefer roaches for reasons I listed. It all break down to where you live, what you can order, and what your Cham likes. To be honest variety is best. But just answering his question.

Most places ship crickets over night to avoid dead crickets. Look into Dubai roaches there easier to care for, live longer, easy to breed an don't smell anywhere near as bad as cricketss. Roaches can be shipped too and usually come priority mail which is a lot cheaper than overnight. Also take...

I feed my Dubai in a bowl. They can not climb and keeps them in one spot and somewhere where they can't hide. Like them cause they easy to breed an don't smell like crickets do. Also one roach is about 6-7 crickets. I feed mine roaches, worms, veg. Like to give a little variety mine gets bored...

I like the idea of the mat on the outside. I already have 3 sides covered with the thick plastic tattoo artists use. Helps with the humidity and keep the water in when misting. Yea I use a mini heater now in the winter in the general area of his cage. Would rather not run a heater in spring and...

40 watt incandescent. Room temp is normally in the 50s and the light keep bottom of the cage in the low 70s basking spot is always 85. Just know when I get a bigger cage as far as the bottom I know it'll drop into the 60s with the height difference. He like to hang on the bottom of his plants so...

Was wondering if it's safe to use these products inside cage with the Cham. I'm going to updating here prob in the next 2-3 months cage size and my room temps are usually low due to running a window ac (Girlfriend likes it cold unfortunately). My room is a decent size and my Cham is on the...

maybe this pic will help. i just took it of mine to show you the buldge. never mind, just realized it was a panther. spur wont help here

Agree with above. If you really want to know call or go out and get a home test.

My veiled just started to show these colors after his last shed. Love how they start to get more color. No need to worry.

Try attaching a cup to your cage and cup feed. Worms, roaches etc. it'll be easier to keep track of what's eaten or if he is eating. Crickets roam loose and could be hard to catch and also have places to hide.

How long have you had him? Chameleons get very stressed very easily. It's easier just to not hold them. Like other reptiles some warm up others don't. If you just got it Id let him be for a while an get situated and then try, maybe take a while to get used to you.

Saw this Group on for a cage. Doesn't look to bad. Looks good for outside...

I wash mine with a mild soap and hot water. To dry I woduldjust put them on top of the oven when you use it if you can, or sit in a sunny window during the day.

Probably just stressed is all. You added something new which stressed him out a little. He would bounce back in a few days normally. And since you took it back out has probably been re stressed. I know if I add or move anything in my guys cage he gets very grumpy and stressed. I just recently...

Don't buy from petco they are real young I've seen them are super pricey. Just do a quick google search for colony or eBay has them. Abdragons is a sponsor here but I don't think sells breeders. Check other sponsors check local ads. Your best bet is the web. And with roaches shipping is cheap...

I dropped 50 on a starter colony. Which gave me all ages and a bunch of breeders. 10 for a bin. 5 for food. I spend 2.00 on crystals for water and I spent a few dollars on heat tape to keep bin always warm so they breed and grow faster. Female breeders are usually 1 to 1.50. Males are from .50...

As stated above all you need is a bin. They can not climb. You want egg cartons, the ones that are flat. Use polymer crystals for water and buy roach feed. They like high humidity like 70s 80s good. The water crystals with a little heat source will work great for this and breed fast and grow...

Also check out Feeder charts. It'll give you a break down Of how much calcium is in your feeders, also protein etc

Yes it is if weather an temps are good. Sun light is good for them. Just make sure you have an outside enclosure or something or a safe plant to hang Out in if no enclosure. And make sure you watch don't want them to run off or have a bird pick them up. But I wouldn't do it till your Cham...

Mine gets that way sometimes only when my girlfriend walks by his cage nothing more than defense for them Mine eats mealworms sometimes. I figured he's not really interested cause they don't move much. I wouldn't give them to many waxworms. It's a lot of fat. I use as treats sometimes or if I...