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Getting baby veiled cham, whats best

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I will be getting my baby veiled chameleon next week and he is going to be about 2.5inches long. I would love to know what size of crickets to use, what substrate is best, and any other helpful information you have.
Please help, I want this little guy to be happy and healthy and want to start out right.
Please email me at [email protected]
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Howdy Megan,

In addition to the info that I posted on your other post, I'd suggest no substrate. Keep the plastic floor of the enclosure clean. Use potted plants. A ficus works well for that age veiled. Here is a photo of day-old veileds on their ficus (with a clean plastic floor!)
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