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When you say unformed babies do you mean egg yolk looking things or do they have more form? Passing yolk like slugs is normal. Examples trioceros-jacksonii-xantholophus-slugs

Nope, but slugs hiding in your plant pots would.

...but with soft honey/kiwi tone. Also, it doesn't leach sap when scratched or broken. Leaves are too hairy for anything to want a bite. (Except slugs) Have tried the tendril tips (when I thought I'd be a food forest type gal.) They are bitter, like wild greens. Bonus question: Anyone...

slugs are attracted to beer. they will shimmy their way to the beer, and drown. you pour some beer in a saucer deep enough for them to drown. Slugs also hate copper. I buy copper tape and wrap the rim of my outdoor garden pots in it. It helps keep the slugs from eating my plants. I've read it...

jinx... Slug bug no slug back. :hilarious:

Ahhh yeah, I mean, use some common sense haha. Slugs can be a PITA, but couldn't be too hard to get rid of them? Maybe try beer traps in your enclosure?

Awesome thanks for the info I got some hoppers on the way , she won’t touch anything but roaches right now , One day she’ll eat five or six the next day she won’t eat , definitely a finicky little girl does the same thing with watering . But won’t drink for at least a minute or two so you know...

Slugs being eaten have been linked to roundworm infestations over on the TORTOISEFORUM.ORG

No, they had eyes. Here's a pic

FWIW, here's what's been said about chameleons eating slugs, including threads here. But it sounds like the issue may be the damage being done to the plants. getting rid of slugs You might also contact your Provincial Cooperative Extension (or equivalent.}

https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/trioceros-jacksonii-xantholophus-slugs.86706/

Think I'm gonna place such trap, it's getting out of hand. Yeah, I know what mean, love buggers as well, especially in the evening when sitting next to Bella's enclosure I can hear them crawl between the leaf litter. When I then shine a light at it, at first you don't see anything and by second...

I checked again this morning because there was another trail and I found another larger slug. 🤮

...for parsons and seasonal for panthers and said at one time his chams in one side didn't eat their food for a month and totally healthy, bright orange mouth, active etc... he investigated and found they were eating slugs🤮 I wouldn't feed slugs personally, too high risk of parasites & bacteria...

I got the slug out! It was hiding under a pot, like you guys said it would. Hopefully it was just that one.

Any idea of what a slug looks like?

I have a photo of my T. Jacksonii jacksonii female who was so receptive she chased the male around the cage. She had just passed slugs a few days earlier

If snails and slugs were the ticking time bombs they're made out to be, everyone would be dead... because they get on everything. Just use common sense and you'll be fine. All insects carry filth in one way or another

look up slug in the forum search function... They look like slimy eggs without a hard shell.

Yeah at least you only get infertile slugs with them as long as you get them from someone reputable that has not bred them. No egg laying stress.