Recent content by Kays04
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Pics of my enclosure
Substrate COULD cause impaction. It will also hold moisture which COULD be host to lots of bacteria because it doesn't have any way to drain itself like in nature.... so.... why take the chance?- Kays04
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- Forum: General Photography
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Pics of my enclosure
Why risk impaction? Just eliminate the substrate... think of the cham, not how it looks, etc.- Kays04
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- Forum: General Photography
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Tap Water
you can buy water treatment for chameleons that will eliminate the chlorine and such- Kays04
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- Forum: General Discussion
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The Chameleon Room.
Oops... the question was directed at Pitbull. Sorry, Brad!- Kays04
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- Forum: Enclosures And Supplies
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The Chameleon Room.
Do you have anything blocking the view between the cages?- Kays04
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- Forum: Enclosures And Supplies
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Some new cages , for little ones
maybe make the vines touch the bottom to help the cham get back up if it gets down there while chasing crickeys- Kays04
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- Forum: Enclosures And Supplies
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temp/humidity
For veiled, look at this site: http://raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com/2007/12/supplements.html For panther, look at this site: http://www.prismchameleons.com/Care.html- Kays04
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- Forum: General Discussion