All chameleons are omnivorous.
Chameleon food chart.
Common meals include cockroaches crickets grasshoppers stick insects and other bugs as well as spiders.
Crickets and mealworms are readily available at pet stores and online and are relatively inexpensive.
Rare greens are kale dark lettuces parsley swiss chard spinach.
Various insects will be the primary food of a chameleon.
Aim for a balanced blend of high protein and high fat insects.
Easy to care for and quick to reproduce.
In some of the biggest species such as meller s chameleon which can grow to nearly two feet adults even dine on their fellow lizards small birds and in captivity baby mice.
This is more than just a dietary preference.
Nutritional and the best staple diet for any reptile locusts.
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Black or brown crickets are the most commonly available.
Insects should be the foundation of your chameleon s diet with crickets making up no more than 50 of its daily intake.
Occasional greens are bok choy collard greens mustard greens turnip greens watercress.
Chameleons require a varied diet of crickets and other insects that have been gut loaded and dusted with vitamins.
Active insects reptiles love to eat worms grubs.
Wax worms and superworms can also be used as treats or to add variety to your reptile s diet.
Live food care sheet.
Chameleons in the wild eat a varied diet of insects but in captivity they often do not get all of the nutrients that they need.
Give the chameleons living insects in their cage so that they can hunt them as they would in the wild.
Chameleons are carnivorous animals so they require a diet high in protein.
This is the part of a veiled chameleon s diet that will bring in a diversity of nutrients and flavors.
Hatchlings and adult chameleons eat essentially the same foods although older and larger animals can consume bigger prey.
These insects tend to be more fatty and should not be fed to your pet in large quantities.
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Never greens are iceburg lettuce cabbage.