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Unfortunatley I am moving, subsequently I cannot keep my chameleon any more. I am from the uk, south east.
He is mal, veiled, extremely docile, no health issues. He is obviously free but I will only let him go to a responsible caring owner.
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Can anyone recommend gut load for large adult locusts and pachnoda grubs.
I have a veiled who is extremely fussy and is wary of fast moving bugs like crickets...
When he was younger hoppers seemed to gut load easily but locusts just wont take anything, I've tried sweet potato, oranges...
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So I've started gut loading with dandelion leaves as I have researched they are the best for calcium and low in phosphorus etc...
Hes very fussy and doesn't like fast moving bugs, so locust are the only hard bodied insects he will eat... and gut loading them seems to be a...
As they get older their shedding starts in all different segments of their body. Looks like they're just about to, keep your eye on it over the next two days if it hasn't shed take another pic to see if its changed...
The process of gaining a chameleons trust isn't a fast one.
My veiled would hide just ar the sight of me. But now its a very different story!
I started by getting a chair and sitting at his vivarium with the doors open for at least 10-15 minutes before hand feeding. (for a few weeks)
Then...
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I was wondering if anyone would be able to educate me further on veiled chams.
I have read on the forum that there are subspecies of veiled chams, I would love to know in more detail as I care for a veiled.
I have tried the internet for more details but cant seems to find any...
Hi, most of your husbandry ect seems fine.
I wouldn't recommend gut loading with spinach it isn't as beneficial as you'd think for cham, try Kale or sweet pot etc.
With your supplementing you will need to get calcium with d3 and multi vitamins, they should be used every two weeks.
I keep...
Her colours are normal, I have veiled who does exactly this. When in their vivarium and basking their colours do dull down to absorb more heat, completely normal. Also coming out to roam is exciting stuff so I'd glow green if I could lol!