ehdee6
Chameleon Enthusiast
She's still looking better, overall. 
The BSF are completely harmless; they're sort of like lazy flying ants, more so than flies. It's very unlikely that they'll breed unless you get 20+ flying around in the cage for an extended amount of time.
My veiled girl would rather stick her head in a feeding dish and eat than hunt; so she just lets them fly around. They're more of a nuisance to her than food. But my Jackson loves to hunt them... Just keep trying to feed her different staple bugs until she picks something.
I just had to order silkies, crickets, and blue bottle larvae for my little girl, because she's starting a BSFL strike.
The BSF are completely harmless; they're sort of like lazy flying ants, more so than flies. It's very unlikely that they'll breed unless you get 20+ flying around in the cage for an extended amount of time.
My veiled girl would rather stick her head in a feeding dish and eat than hunt; so she just lets them fly around. They're more of a nuisance to her than food. But my Jackson loves to hunt them... Just keep trying to feed her different staple bugs until she picks something.
I just had to order silkies, crickets, and blue bottle larvae for my little girl, because she's starting a BSFL strike.
Wormy feeders are always well loved by even the pickiest of eaters. Silkworms are terrific staple feeders with nutritional content close or equal to roaches (as I was told by a chameleon vet/breeder) plus good for hydration too.
I’m gunna be sleeping with a salt gun. Haha. Anyway I just want to make sure it isn’t poisonous to her encase she ate one (luckily she is picky of it is ha) and hope there aren’t more. I think it might be a sallow kitten moth (odd name) but I only did I short google. Sorry for the picture quality
