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I've heard that people steam the entire thing down to kill parasites with a carpet steamer but that is just what I've heard.

yeah I might go to the same reptile store again to see if they got any smaller hornworms in.

Also I recommend going to http://www.mulberryfarms.com they have a wide variety of feeders all on one website that you may want to look into.

Yes I agree. Try getting a different humidity gauge and put them in the same spot in the cage to see if they read the same thing. You may want to invest in a higher quality gauge.

I wanted the hornworms to offer variety because all I've been feeding him lately were dubias. But I do see your point in feeding insects that are barely the right size may not be the best. For now I will feed him dubias until I can get really tiny hornworms or silkies.

Thanks for the awesome resource!

And yes none of my friends can drive, but my older sister has her permit!:D

I tried to get my mom to buy some but they said the same thing to her:oops:. So I guess I'll just get them online there cheaper anyways:p

To add to my question are any of them more hardy or grow faster?

I think I will just go straight online and order silkworms along with hornworms since the pet store doesn't carry silkworms. Also what are the difference between zebra, reverse zebra, pink and green silkworms?

Ok thank you so much! I will definitely do something to get the hornworms.

So I went to a reptile store and asked for hornworms. They wouldn't let me buy any because they were "too big". They were clearly my chameleons size, being smaller than the space between his eyes, and no matter what I tell them they won't let me purchase any. So now I'm stuck with roaches and...

Hey I live in MN too!:p

I'll be getting a veiled Chaneleon so he might be munching around. Thanks for your input:p

Ok so I bought this plant on amazon and it's name is Brassaia Arboricola or Hawaiian Schefflera. I know that Schefflera trees are good, but is this kind ok too? Just wondering if it's toxic or not for chams.:confused:

I agree. At night you should have total darkness so that they can properly sleep.

I agree with both comments, maybe he is just expecting food.

When did you get her?

Well, chameleons can have quite the character:eek:. Hopefully she will start getting used to you(y)

I think I've heard of chameleons around a year old being like this... how old is your Cham?