My chameleons get three opportunities to eat greens ...
A - Live plants in their enclosures. The Sheffleras in the veileds' enclosures all have bitemarks in their leaves.
B - Bits of torn-up greenery (turnip, lettuce, dandelions, kale, plantains, chickweed, etc . . .) in their feeder cups. When they're grabbing a bug, they'll sometimes snag a leaf, and sometimes they'll eat it.
C - Inside their bugs - each day when I feed the chameleons, I drop greens into the cages of whatever the chams are eating, so the crix, supers, mealworms, roaches, whatevers are gutloaded with fresh veggies.
Some work better than others, but everyone seems to be getting what they need!
