sandrachameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
It comes fairly naturally to most of them. Put the bowl in the day before you use it, so he has a chance to get used to the new item in his cage. Then next day Feed at the normal time, so he's slightly hungry. Using a larger bowl will be more like free-range. Make sure the bowl is a little below where he likes to hang out, so he can easily see down into it, but preferably within firing range.
@ Gijoe - Yes, important not to feed something too large. Also if your chameleon is one of those that doesnt like to "chew" its food, you could puncture the butterworm with a pin, which will ensure it is digested. Unless it has eaten too much (insufficient digestive juices). Best to offer small meals, rather than really large meals.
