Are these hoppers safe???

[Hoj]

I got a net and caught these buggars. They have black and white wings and they can fly for a good bit. But I managed to scoop a few.
Just curious if they are a safe feeder

 

[Squamata]

I think they're pretty good and healthy too

But not really sure about that :/

 

[ISA my Veiled]

This is what my bug Winston is, but I think he is towards the end of his life cycle lol I think he is about to die lol didnt feed him to my chameleon though because I didnt want him to have parasites

 

[chameleoman]

They look safe if im right arent lubbers the only toxic hoppers to chams?

 

[coldbloodedAL]

They look like grey birds but its hard to tell by those pics. Try a google search for them and compare, if they are so your safe

 

[Hoj]

Did a little searching and I dont think it quite matches a grey bird hopper but close. I have figured out it is a band winged hopper but that is about as far as I get.
Any other ideas?

 

[lysinlight87]

This is what my bug Winston is, but I think he is towards the end of his life cycle lol I think he is about to die lol didnt feed him to my chameleon though because I didnt want him to have parasites

I love that you have a pet hopper called Winston lol

 

[ISA my Veiled]

Lol Winston is still alive and hoppin haha

 

[Hoj]

Lol. I
Couldn't figure out exactly what he was. So I set him free.

 

[martinm]

they look healthy

 

[DanSB]

If you think identifying Chameleons is even marginally difficult etymologists would be akin to gods.

I'm nearly certain you had a member of the Genus Genus Trimerotropis just because no other hoppers I can find have a similar coloration, shape, and markings. It should be relatively easy to find the species because of the 40 something only a few are in your area. look here if you want to get into details or even still care : http://bugguide.net/node/view/4994

We really need to find some of those bug experts and see if they would take bribes to come here and be bug experts for all of our questions!