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I just got a baby chameleon a couple of weeks ago, he is now 6weeks old. he is settled in to his new cage and he loves it. he is eating like a hog and looks great. I want him to be as big as he possibly can, is there any thing i can do special to effect the size he will get. right now i am feeding him baby crikets that are gut loaded and dusted with calcium supplement and repto life plus multi vitamin :eatsmiley
 
Howdy Frank,

Glad hear that he is eating well. One thing to be aware of, especially with veileds, is that they can eat and grow their soft tissue faster than their skeleton can keep up with. Many keepers will suggest that you'll want to feed him at a rate to grow at a slow to moderate rate. There is a bunch of great info to learn about regarding the husbandry of veileds that will keep you entertained for months! KEEP AN EYE ON HIS HYDRATION!!!
 
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