Is it normal for them to go a couple days and not be interested in crickets? Should I try feeding something else? My approx 1 yr old female doesn't seem to be interested in eating her crickets. She will munch on greens. What's the most nutritious greens to feed them? She's still drinking (I watch her lock the leaves or catch the water drops). She's not pooping much, but I assume that's because she's not eating much. She's still moving about her cage. She's still tempermental like normal. Any advice is appreciated.
Veiled not eating much
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carol5208
Chameleon Enthusiast
Do you have a laying bin in the cage for her to lay eggs?. They will go off food when they are ready to lay eggs. Not saying that is the case here, but good to be prepated just in case. Yes, sometimes they get bored with food and just refuse to eat what you give them. At 1 year old, you could cut back to every other day on the feedings. Try adding some silkworms, hornworms, butterworms, superworms, dubia roaches(if you can stand the sight of them)etc
ChameleonCrazy
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Chameleons enjoy variety in their diet. Just like I wouldn't want to eat pizza every day, they sometimes grow tired of eating the same thing. Try superworms, silkworms, roaches, or hornworms. Also, chameleons love things that fly like houseflies, moths, etc.
