I'm pretty sure they didn't get out of the cup, but I don't leave them in their overnight now. I did that the first night I had him to make sure he got some food in his stomach.



Now I just put 5-7 crickets in the cup (again, I'm fairly sure they cannot get out..it has really slick sides) and the ones he doesn't eat I take back out again.



I'm going to get some flightless fruit flies today for a treat for him. (Plus, I want to see him eat some more haha it is so cool!)



I've heard a few ways of doing this.



THe first way I heard was to just poke a pin hole in the top of the cup so that the flies come out one at a time and he can pick them off. And also to have a small piece of apple closeby so they will go there.



Is that the best way of doing the flightless fruit flies in a screen cage?



Oh, and my question wasn't really answered....So how long do they really sleep? Is it like 8 hours like us or does it just depend on how the light is?
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• Random Question of the week: How long do chameleons sleep? - dcmander, Fri Apr 15 00:56:46 2005
• RE: Random Question of the week: How long do chameleons sleep? - Carlton, Fri Apr 15 14:32:38 2005
• RE: Random Question of the week: How long do chameleons sleep? - dcmander, Fri Apr 15 15:12:56 2005
• Depends on the light. - anson, Fri Apr 15 15:17:16 2005
• RE: Depends on the light. - dcmander, Fri Apr 15 15:19:34 2005
• RE: Depends on the light. - lele, Fri Apr 15 16:31:40 2005
• RE: Depends on the light. - tor038505, Sat Apr 16 01:31:36 2005
• RE: Depends on the light. - Anthonyd, Sat Apr 16 09:05:40 2005
• RE: Depends on the light. - kinyonga, Sat Apr 16 14:11:37 2005
• RE: Depends on the light. - se856103, Tue Apr 26 19:12:05 2005