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I fed my male veiled chameleon blueberries for a few weeks, but stopped because I never thought about asking if they were safe for him. Now that I have been asking about them, nobody seems to be answering! And for the week or so that he has been off them, he has been seen eating leaves off of...

Thank you so much, just hearing this made me feel better. And, now that you mention is, he does tend to walk on the ground to get the shed skin off his feet, though he isn't shedding right now.

Your Chameleon - Veiled, male, hatched in may 2016 and ive had him for about seven months Handling - I handle him about 2-3 times a week Feeding - crickets/mealworms/blueberries/waxworms and blueberries Supplements - repticalcium, one with d3 one without Watering - I have a dish I clean every...

Okay. He has been eating some wax worms each day for the past few days, with a few crickets too. More than he had eaten before, which is good in my eyes because he wasn't eating at all before. During that time he wasn't eating his meal worms and now they've all pupated and turned into darkling...

So, I ended up getting him some wax worms and he happily ate those but now he wont eat crickets or meal worms. Is it bad if I only give him wax worms until he isnt tired of crickets/meal worms? He still has his blueberries and papaya, but i have thought of giving him some sort of greens like...

thats some very helpful information, thank you! ill do so when i get home

i have a shallow dish in his cage but he never drinks out of it, mostly just put his fruit in there. and with the syringe, its just a plastic syringe that would be for medicine- not sharp or pointy. ill hold it up to his mouth and he will willingly drink sometimes, but if he doesn't want to i...

thank you for your help, can i get back to you if other food-related problems arise? if and when i do get a new type of food, i can tell you if it works or not. thanks

6 different types of food? 1-2 weeks without food? really? that makes me feel better, although deep down i still feel concerned

also, i buy my crickets from petland and i am pretty sure they are supplied bu exoterra

Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Veild, male, hatched in may 2016 and ive had him for about three months Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? i handle him about 5 times a week Feeding - What are you feeding your cham...

beforehand i apologize for bad typing, i am in a very panicked state right now. my dear yoshi wont eat properly, hes been like this for 2ish days now. all he ate yesterday was 2 or 3 crickets and some papaya today he only ate a small bit of papaya. i just had him out of his cahge for the last...

Side note: I spray down his habitat the most I can and I have a very shallow dish in his cage, though he still does not hydrate as well as I wish he did. Will feeding fruit to him help him with that?

My computer hasn't been working for a while and I'm currently on my phone. Quick question about my Veild: he's a few months old now and he has only been eating crickets, I was wondering if and when I can start introducing new foods like other bugs and fruit/veggies. If can start feeding him...

Okay! Thank you so much, If you hadn't replied I might have experienced some issues in the future. Ill take note of everything and put it to use and hopefully that bump will cease to exist and it will make him a healthy boy!

Im sorry im making this so confusing, I just want to be very sure. D3 Calcium twice a month and multivitamin twice a month. But when do I dust with REGULAR calcium?

Okay, so Ill go buy some new calcium WITHOUT d3 supplement and dust the crickets with that everyday. Then WITH d3 about twice a week?

Okay, ill alter that asap

Okay so, I should have calcium with and without D3 supplement. Keep in mind, he is a growing baby, so that plays factor. From what I gather I should be feeding him dusted calcium crickets once a week, and dusted calcium with d3 twice a week?

(Copy pasting from a earlier reply) The humidity is constantly around 65-75 (At night it will drop down to 55-60 but there wont be any water on the leaves) And the temp reader, in the middle, almost always reads 75-80. I feed him two week old crickets dusted with zoo-med repti calcium. I use...