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I agree with @Andee, although I'm no expert

How sure are you that "he" is a male? Chameleons aren't stupid; they might go on "hunger strike" but they won't let themselves starve. Pics would help @BabyChamCham

I don't know what he feeds him now for sure, but I think he feeds it super worms and dubias

My friend has a chameleon, though I do not (yet) and he was asked me if it was alright to feed his chameleon super worms only. I said I didn't know. I also have a question: do they NEED crickets or can they be fed a variety of worms?

Poor thing :( I'm sorry. Sounds like he had a great life though, and I'm sure he loved having you as his human

Thanks:) I've heard both sides (spay or don't spay) and I've heard that it's more beneficial tipsy and that it's more beneficial not to spay. I guess it all comes down to the opinion of the owner and the individual cham. I most likely would not spay a female if I were to get one, but I was just...

He looks so delighted in those pics... :ROFLMAO::LOL:

To start off, I don't even have a female; just a question. To my understanding, some people spay their females to prevent possible future egg binding, etc. But 1st: Does a spayed female still need the same cage temperature/humidity levels as an unspayed? And at what age can they be spayed at...

I'll be in my room throwing up and laughing at the same time.

Thank you for that image.

Recluses, I mean

I have a cousin in NC and they get them all the time... FREAKY

Ha well that's a good thing... :ROFLMAO:

Your choice but I personally wouldn't want to risk anything with my beardies

I'd play it safe and release it outside in the woods

Doesn't look gravid to me...

Almost looks like a brown recluse...if it is it is HIGHLY aggressive and is *VERY* poisonous!! While brown recluses can look similar to wolf spiders, wolves tend to have thicker legs and can be slightly on the fuzzy side. Do NOT let your chameleon eat the spider. Brown recluse's bite alone can...

Yeah they shoot their tongue at their sheds to help it come off. Totally normal... and gross

In my cage I'm going to have a plain soil substrate on the bottom covered by a type of carpeting plant. I will also have potted plants in the enclosure. However, since I will have plants growing directly in the substrate, how will I go about cleaning? I know I'll hose down the potted plants, but...

When's the last time he shed? He could be shedding I guess...