gollum
New Member
hi, i'm new to the forum, i have a male veiled chameleon thats gone on hunger stike, he used to eat eveything i put in from of him, then he would only eat waxworms, now only superworms, but he only eat a couple of them every few days!
he's about 18 months old, i heard they eat less when they get older,when is it normal for them to start eating less?
i've tried him with cockroaches, crickets, and locusts, he used to love locusts, but wont touch them now. he loves silkworms, but there hard to get in the uk, and i cant find anywhere that sells silkworm chow! i dust his food with chameleon dust every feed, and nurabol once a week, is this right?
he's in a 24"x24"x48" viv with mesh sides, a 10% uvb tube and a 100w basking lamp, i mist him 3 times a days and the humidity is between 30% and 80%(just after misting),he also has a drip system on about an hour a day, he has non toxic live plants and fake plants.
he seems really healthy, not dehydrated, no problem shedding his skin, doesnt sleep during the day, all seems fine, but im worried it wont last if he doesn't start eating a varried diet.
any help would be much appreciated, thanks
he's about 18 months old, i heard they eat less when they get older,when is it normal for them to start eating less?
i've tried him with cockroaches, crickets, and locusts, he used to love locusts, but wont touch them now. he loves silkworms, but there hard to get in the uk, and i cant find anywhere that sells silkworm chow! i dust his food with chameleon dust every feed, and nurabol once a week, is this right?
he's in a 24"x24"x48" viv with mesh sides, a 10% uvb tube and a 100w basking lamp, i mist him 3 times a days and the humidity is between 30% and 80%(just after misting),he also has a drip system on about an hour a day, he has non toxic live plants and fake plants.
he seems really healthy, not dehydrated, no problem shedding his skin, doesnt sleep during the day, all seems fine, but im worried it wont last if he doesn't start eating a varried diet.
any help would be much appreciated, thanks