Bump??

[ehdee6]

That's fair, and good you recognize you're too uncomfortable to do it.

How was he today? Are you able to provide a picture tomorrow when his lights are back on?

Have you tried a superworm or any other treat bug to entice him?

Realistically, a healthy cham can go a few days without food... My Jackson goes on streaks where he refuses crickets, but pounces on the black soldier flies anytime...

Picky creatures.

 

[ThatOneDisease]

That's fair, and good you recognize you're too uncomfortable to do it.

How was he today? Are you able to provide a picture tomorrow when his lights are back on?

Have you tried a superworm or any other treat bug to entice him?

Realistically, a healthy cham can go a few days without food... My Jackson goes on streaks where he refuses crickets, but pounces on the black soldier flies anytime...

Picky creatures.

So after yesterday, apparently my mom managed to get him to eat 2 crickets and I think he ate one today- He's been basking and drinking water. He's in his little hiding place right now- but I'll get a pic don't worry!

Superworms I'd love to use. Only issue is, I've tried introducing those and He just turns his head- but I'm learning maybe he's just being picky?? Like I said he flares up at hornworms now. Lately he's been eating crickets that are just left on his branch, not from hands, feeders or anything else-

And yeah! I knew that they could go for a while but the vet said that he was probably 5-6 months based on his weight and stuff. Correct me if I'm wrong, at a year old you do like 3-5 feeders every other day?

 

[ehdee6]

There's no real set age to start reducing their feeding, each cham is a bit different. It's more so when you notice that he's starting to gain weight and no longer growing. I've never had a panther cham myself; but the more experienced members here will be able to tell you when to start cutting back, if you ask them to look at pictures of him.

This is a good recent article on feeding: https://www.chameleons.info/l/myth-24-how-much-you-feed-depends-on-the-age-of-your-chameleon