Recent content by natureboy86

Cool. Thanks alot I'm gonna check it out

Soooo.. How difficult are these to keep, and as anyone selling some? I'd love to add these to Koop's diet

Cute little guy. You can already see all the patterns on his skin, he's going to have some awesome designs I bet.

I see haha. Looks like we both have our pros and cons:)

I use meal worms to handfeed as well to keep my cham used to my hand.. I'd just limit the amount you give him if it's everyday. Maybe 1-2 a day as a treat rather than 3-4, and only after he's eaten at least one to two of his other feeders. Just my opinion though.. Lucky you that you can buy...

In my experience, hand-feeding is the best method to get your cham used to you, and your hand.. It will view your hand as a source that provides treats, thus a positive... Go from that, to luring him out with his favorite treat, little by little, until the treat is just outside of his launching...

Interesting. Thanks for the info

lol really? Soooo, you occasionally take one of your cham's feeders, throw em on the pan, cook them and eat them? Did you sautee them? :p

hmm good idea

bump. I'd also like to see a pic of a mesh enclosure using air plants.. I really want to get some.

I would say noon is probably too late for your lights to come on unless the room you have him in is very dark. I know, in my place, the sun starts shooting through the blinds around 630-7 am. I have his lights come on around 7. I keep them on til about 8, so he gets about 12-13 hours of light. I...

Wow was I wrong.. Regular garden snails are ok?? They digest the shells just fine? what makes slugs no good, but snails ok? I'm so confused :confused: lol

Would love to see a pic of the cup/stick method. I currently let all my feeders freerange.. Koop's pretty much tired of crickets, so I only use those as emergency feeders if I run out. i've been using dubias as a staple, with meal worms as treats. Occasionally i'll order horns and silk worms...

OP, where do you get your locusts from?? Do you catch them or you know a site that sells them? I'd love to get some. Also, i think 4 meal worms in one feeding or one day is quite a bit, no? I believe they offer very little nutritional value, and there hard shell can cause some digestion...

:eek: wth.. Chameleons can eat snails? Shells and all?? :confused: I though snails and slugs were off limits because of the mucus?