Feeder cup ideas please

[Mad Dog Murphy]

Hi all, I’m currently on my mk2 feeder cup, a plastic bottle cut down, the first one i Made had small ridges inside allowing escape, my baby veiled does not seem to use it unless I rest it in on its side near the basking branch, and to be honest it’s not very inkeeping with the environment I’m trying to create, so what does everyone use (pics please) and also ideal positioning, I’m only feeding small crickets until he’s bigger, also never seen him near the dripper, so ideas for positioning for that to Please.

 

[MissSkittles]

I use this for all my chameleons. https://www.rainbowmealworms.net/shooting-gallery-chameleon-feeder/ I place it at a level just below basking area, where they have a clear view and make sure there’s a branch or vine in front for them to perch on. After a day or two, they know that’s where the food will be. I have made my own versions - one from a cat food bowl and another from a plastic food container. I sanded the edges so they weren’t sharp and just to make sure, ran a thin line of hot glue along the main edge. To cover the sharp ends of the tacks, I used cut up pencil eraser.

 

[JacksJill]

I’m also a big fan of the shooting Gallery and use it in Al my cages. You can buy it directly for less at tkchameleons.com

 

[Andrew1283]

I have a very sophisticated operation over here

 

[elizaann2]

Hello! I use the lunch log for my feeder run and I'm actually quite in love with the look. They are hand made so you can pick different 'tree' styles for your enclosure to go with the aesthetic of your enclosure such as a birch, walnut or he has ones that have more of a red look to them and others. I also really like the white inside the lunch log because it highlights the bugs in there for your chameleon to see them better. I'll attach a bunch of pics for you because I think they are super awesome

https://sunsetchameleons.com/product/chameleon-feeder/

 

[Mad Dog Murphy]

I have a very sophisticated operation over here

 

[Mad Dog Murphy]

I have a very sophisticated operation over here

If it works it works

I use this for all my chameleons. https://www.rainbowmealworms.net/shooting-gallery-chameleon-feeder/ I place it at a level just below basking area, where they have a clear view and make sure there’s a branch or vine in front for them to perch on. After a day or two, they know that’s where the food will be. I have made my own versions - one from a cat food bowl and another from a plastic food container. I sanded the edges so they weren’t sharp and just to make sure, ran a thin line of hot glue along the main edge. To cover the sharp ends of the tacks, I used cut up pencil eraser.
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looks good, thanks for placement tip

 

[Mad Dog Murphy]

Hello! I use the lunch log for my feeder run and I'm actually quite in love with the look. They are hand made so you can pick different 'tree' styles for your enclosure to go with the aesthetic of your enclosure such as a birch, walnut or he has ones that have more of a red look to them and others. I also really like the white inside the lunch log because it highlights the bugs in there for your chameleon to see them better. I'll attach a bunch of pics for you because I think they are super awesome

https://sunsetchameleons.com/product/chameleon-feeder/

cool, i like that.

 

[Paradalis]

I too recommend the shooting gallery or feeder run. I am looking to get/make a shooting gallery.

 

[Sherbertsmysunshine]

I just made one out of a old cup I zip tied to my enclosure.