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nightanole replied to the thread Gutload day."but since I only have one chameleon" Mum used to base half the garden on what the beardies would eat. We had two beardies... -
nightanole replied to the thread How to clean mister bottles?.Another idea is just soaking it in starsan if its good enough for beer and silk worms, it cant hurt.
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nightanole replied to the thread The Vitamin A Mystery in Chameleons Unleashed…Petr Necas….There is an ingredient list so you just go through and ask yourself "what is retinol acetate". Other suppliers list the raw and what it...
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nightanole replied to the thread Insects…nutritional values of some….Insects show higher feed conversion efficiency (i.e. a measure of the animal's efficiency in converting feed mass into body mass) in...
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nightanole replied to the thread How can you feed a chameleon who will not use their tongue and what do you feed them with.Bad husbantry normally results in misses from the flick bone weakening or deforming. Chams can not "recalibrate" and from then on...
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nightanole replied to the thread Vacation.This is what i do. Lights and mister is on a timer, mister has enough water to last two week. Cham on gets big feedings on the weekend...
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nightanole replied to the thread Reflection in front glass.Typically if they dont recognize the glass or see themselves, they will show stressed colors (cuz now there is another chameleon close...
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nightanole replied to the thread Chameleon becoming territorial?.Im going to go out on a limb here and assume Kiwi is a veiled chameleon. They are unique in that right before they are full grown, they...
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nightanole replied to the thread Feeder bite.Ok lets say worse case, the feeder (or sharp stick etc) created a puncture. Its still a lizard, and 99% of the time they will not get...
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nightanole replied to the thread Feeder bite.The skin will get a dark spot from any abrasion, no matter how small. It could not be a bruise and not be a bite. It might even be...
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nightanole replied to the thread Chameleons JUMP!.https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/free-range-dilema-can-they-jump.151742/#post-1287654 it appears to be lost to the ages.
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nightanole replied to the thread Chameleons JUMP!.There is an older video of pet jacksons jumping off 4-6ft plants for fun. They just climp up, jump into the leaves below, and then do...