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chameleons eat a lot food like bugs including waxworms, grass hoppers, centipedes, crickets, can of crickets, mealworms, can of mealworms. but the question is what fruit and veg do they eat, well basicly not much, apple if he will eat it i suppose.

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Chameleons eat insects. Anything from flies to crickets are suitable as a food source.

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