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  1. cyberlocc

    Are waterfalls really that bad?

    Well for 1 there is no large rivers that cross paths with Chams. From what I have seen looking at the maps. There is no "Named" rivers, ponds or Streams where the chams are found, from the data we have. If someone has seen a parsons, near a Named river, I would love to know. My point is the...
  2. DocZ

    Over Hydration

    Nice work going through this. Question could be would these wild animals prefer to be 15% orange given the opportunity, or all white? They will access water when truly thirsty It’s certainly possible to provide more than they need to avoid dehydration, but If the animal has functioning heart...
  3. PetNcs

    Falling in Love with Roaches

    the jacksons are LONG in Hawaii? Not even 50 years?! This is merely few tens of generations, this should be „long“ And „well established“? I do NOT agree their examle is exactly showing only jackson‘s oprtunism and will to survive feeding on anything possible The diet in Kenya is NOT as varied...
  4. cyberlocc

    Help needed

    My large panther viv setup. Spoiled to not take over OPs thread, with 54k warning.
  5. cyberlocc

    Falling in Love with Roaches

    Jacksjills Study, would play a hand to that. Bees make up a very small portion of the diet, in her link (first one offers breakdowns). Here is that section. So 32 Hymenoptera, 2 of them were Bees, Apidae are bees, the other 3 are wasps. That means they ate more Roaches, than they did "Bees"...
  6. jamest0o0

    Oh worm?

    I agree, but just to give you a little of a hard time, I heard that movie was skewed to make it look worse than it was? With superworms, just because they eat, doesnt mean they store a lot in the gut, or break it down the same way as roaches/crx. So you miss out on the level of gutload other...
  7. Billyt130

    Any advice appreciated ( veiled cham)

    I bought the repashy under recommendation from someone on this forum and have never used it before , so you would just put calcium on veg etc in with the insects then not dust before feeding ? I would use the calcium daily ( have been doing that ) and the D3 twice a month but may use the repashy...
  8. jannb

    Veiled Chameleon Age

    I use a kitchen scale, the kind you would weigh food on. You can get one at WalMart for $15.00. Here’s Sage at 2 &1/2 months old and 3 months old.
  9. KobaOregonherper

    Civility and good will

    Exactly. @Beman If someone buys from a big box store, look through my posts, ive never attacked or "slammed" anyone for that. Its always, heres what to fix, dont trust the big box stores for your info and we dont recommend purchasing from them. I get snarky and rude when we use the word...
  10. cyberlocc

    Is our Approach to Naturalistic Humidity Correct?

    I completely agree, I also think that the past/current cage sizing suggestions are not really ideal, I am not alone in this. The Kammers have changed their suggestions, I think Bill has? I seen a post the other day from Frank Payne, stating the same. I think Bills Atriums, are the size we should...
  11. KRGEE21

    Chameleon "experts" (and to those looking for a first time chameleon)

    I did see this on the TV show scaled....
  12. GardenChameleon

    New Chameleon Owner, Need some advice! What should I do to start taming?

    I am a new Chameleon owner. But I've owned various reptiles for years. From turtles, bearded dragons, geckos and Iguanas to now my new Chameleon. I have had my Juvinile Veiled Chameleon Randal for about 3 Weeks now. The first 2 weeks I had a largescale Vivarium change so I let him get reajusted...
  13. cyberlocc

    Bee Pollen

    Credit: Petr Nectas BEE POLLEN: BEE POLLEN as supplement and remedy Couple of years or even months ago, a big surprise was to talk about pollen.(1) Nowadays, bee pollen is a standard daily part of the diet of chameleons in captivity (same as in the wild)(2), and a regular part of the...
  14. Kaizen

    Foggers, a Tool or a Danger?

    Yes, I was simply making the point that the inference doesn’t go through. In fact, you didn’t actually commit to the inference anyways, you just suggested that it might make sense. Anyways, I’m sure you’ve done your research, and I agree with a lot of what you said.
  15. Jevin

    Rumination on Human Evolution

    So first off, background on me is I'm a 4th year university student majoring in Archaeology and Geology. This morning in my African Archaeology class, the last few slides were about tool use and which hominin specimens they are associated with. It introduced something new to me and discovered...
  16. VldchamMom

    New veiled chameleon mom

    Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Veiled chameleon. Male. Age unknown but not full grown just yet. Ive had him 2mos almost 3 Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? I don't handle and very much even when I...
  17. PabloTheCham

    Help needed

    Really nice setups! Just a thought, why should we cover our chams soil with river rocks, when in bioactive setups they have all the soil they can eat?
  18. cyberlocc

    Raising snails. Will these sufficie?

    I really don't know. All we can do, is take what we know and go from there. We know that WC Chameleons do not have MBD, on a massive scale. We know that WC chameleons drink rain water which is devoid of calcium. We know their diet includes snail's and Isopods, and the rest of it is...
  19. JessG

    POOP

    The vet weighed him when I took him in. (That’s basically all she did that was useful lol). I can’t remember how much it was tho. I’m thinking it would be a good idea to get a scale to keep track of his weight.
  20. L

    Can you gut load superworms?

    Ok so i jus got my 1st reptile which is a dalmation eyelash crested gecko...shes 3 yrs old and even still has her tail which ive learned that at 3 yeats old thats pretty damn impressive..i got her about 2 weeks ago and ive done SO MUCH RESEARCH on them and ive learned quite a bit about cresties...
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