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Petsmart and petco crickets died off for me fairly quickly. They usually don't feed them the best gutload so I wait two or three days for my feeders to eat my gutload (I blend Turpin greens kale orange Apple sweet potatoes and some carrots for a gutload) before feeding them off and in that span...

I trimmed it last night and started a few new vines in smaller pots already. Veryyy excited to add it sully's cage give him some more stuff to munch on . thanks for the input, I like your set up btw

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A buddies of mine gave me one of her old plants. It looks to me like a pothos and was wondering if anyone could for sure identify it for me and if it's safe to add in my veiled chameleon's enclosure Thanks a lot :)

Hand feeding is one way to get your chameleon used to your hand and you in general. This also shows your chameleons that your hand is not trying to harm him. I try to spend a lot of time in the room I keep my chameleon in, just doing work or hanging out with his cage door open just so he is...

https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/entry/online-cricket-suppliers.849/ This is what I used to find my crickets and feeders. The shipping prices and stuff has changed a little too btw

Just because it has bin two weeks doesn't mean that your chameleon is ready to be held. it may take a lot longer than two weeks and many hours working with him. To get all my new chameleons used to me i start off my hand feeding or cup feeding them so they know my hand brings them good things...

I've seen people use wild caught crickets to start off their colony of feeder crickets but they only feed them after 2-3 generations where produced. But I don't think you could with this bug or would it be very worth haha

Since you found it in your backyard it could have eaten plants or other materials with pesticides or harmful chemicals that would be passed to your chameleon if fed to him. Probably not a good idea.