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Actually I don’t have any isopods or springtails. I let some crickets free sometimes but that’s it. Just organic potting soil, lots of live plants, & branches.

Your Chameleon - Panther, male, 5 months, has been in my care since August 29th. Handling - A few times a week. He has an indoor free range and a outdoor free range. I only handle him for a few minutes to transport him to and from his cage. Feeding - He is currently eating super worms...

Your Chameleon - Panther, male, 5 months, has been in my care since August 29th. Handling - A few times a week. He has an indoor free range and a outdoor free range. I only handle him for a few minutes to transport him to and from his cage. Feeding - He is currently eating super worms...

I am concerned because I have not seen him eat insects in a while (maybe I just haven’t seen it), yet Every time he gets the chance he eats sooo many dead leaves. He’ll eat one the size of his body no problem. I don’t stop him because I’m not sure if it’s similar to dogs eating grass or not. I...

Ah yes, good point! I do feel like the leaves can snap off easily on the rubber plant so I will remove that one!

Oooh lovely plants! I had the same problem too with having too many and wanting this really full cage covered with plants but then not having enough space to put them all. I did have to get creative with hanging some of them, I was able to make some hangers out of jute twine. I also do stack...

Thank you! This explains a lot as to why these plants are always listed as “toxic” to dogs and cats but why plants like pothos are considered safe for chameleons. That’s what I think really confused me in the first place. Scheffleras and pothos are always on the list of plants toxic to cats...

Thank you so much, this was helpful! That certainly explains a lot about the current plant lists available. I do consistently see rubber trees as one of the recommended plants, although that one actually does produce an irritating sap. I do see some conflicting information though when it comes...

oh my gosh I’m dying that you have a pink princess in there! Thank you so much, all these comments are so helpful. I will definitely avoid putting the ZZ in there. I was also thinking about adding a zebra plant to the enclosure. As of right now I have a rubber tree, fiddle leaf fig, neon Pothos...

This was a comment on another thread. Seems like it answers my question though.

Hello, plant collector here! I have over 200 plants and I just got a baby ambilobe Panther Chameleon. I’ve noticed the recommended plants to put in their enclosure is a pretty short list of Scheffleras, golden pothos, types of ficus’, etc. But I have many MANY plants that are not on that list...