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    Breeding woodlice

    yup, I have. easy. here's another how to blog entry: https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/196-terrestrial-isopods-oniscidea-porcellio-pillbugs-woodlice-rollie-pollie.html chameleons enjoy them, even though they are small
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    misting - does his skin need to get wet?

    how low in the cage is the misting system? I think its good for the skin and eyes to get some wetness periodically, as they would in rain. Doesn't have to be daily though
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    Baby Veiled Food

    I'd say no, not until they're a solid month or so old. better to go with bean beetles, fruit flies, baby silkworms, baby mealworms, tiny termites and pinhead crickets
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    Comment by 'sandrachameleon' in 'October Gutloads'

    oct 26- Halloween dandelion leaves dry alfalfa fall oak tree leaves carrot celery apple pumpkin flesh and seeds walnuts and hazel nuts
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    Apartment landlady doesn't want me to house crickets.

    I agree this is the way to go
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    Cheap Egg Crate Flats

    me too. I have a pile that's taller than me now thanks to the College cafeteria. Anyone who lives near Victoria BC let me know if you need any!
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    My veiled chameleon is sick

    yes please provide answers to the questions above. Does she have a laying bin?
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    Comment by 'sandrachameleon' in 'October Gutloads'

    Week four, Oct 19-25 -mixed pulp from juicing apples, pears and carrots with a bit of wheatgrass -dandelion leaves -acorn squash (flesh and seeds) -dry alfalfa
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    Regeneration of reproductive organs..veiled

    wow. It would never have occurred to me that this would happen
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    New to chameleons and I have questions!

    I agree, you need to plan to house each one on its own, and fairly soon too. You can see the difference in sizes - and the smaller ones will fall further behind with competition and stress. a few more links to useful info for you, in addition to the good one jannb provided...
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    Help! Panther chameleon not eating or drinking!

    this is important advice ^ a change in diet and increased access to water (not squirted in his mouth but via drippers and long spray sessions) may help
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    Comment by 'sandrachameleon' in 'October Gutloads'

    Third week October 12-18 Fresh: -apples -carrots -dandelion young leaves and a few flowers -lemon mint -clover -a slightly shrivelled /old lemon (without peel) -steamed sweet potato -arugula and romaine dry -remains of the mix from last week, plus a small amount of half eaten (bird...
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    Isopod "attack" ?

    leave alternative food for the isopods in the cage and I doubt it will happen again. especially ensure there is sufficient calcium available. in addition to chameleon skin, shed skin from mealworms / superworms is also enjoyed by isopods
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    October Gutloads

    what I fed the roaches and crickets. Pillbugs, snails, Supers and mealworms got similar fair. First week October: Apples (fresh from the tree) Pear (fresh from the tree) Cauliflower stems/leftovers (store bought and not something I would suggest offering often) Carrot (locally grown)...
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    Grasshoppers and snails

    https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/133-snails.html
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    Repashy calcium plus how often?

    well, technically, I think there is such a thing as too much calcium from supplements - it is possible to cause harm from excessive intake of calcium, as it can potentially interfere with the absorption of other nutrients like iron (from non-meat sources), zinc and magnesium. especially in...
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    Comment by 'sandrachameleon' in 'The dreaded burn'

    I know how you feel. My guy got burned too (he escaped his cage and ended up under the light fixture touching the bulb!) Just do the best you can for treatment (if needed) and keep doing the best you can generally. He will survive. Mistakes happen - don't beat yourself up too much, just learn...
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    Repashy calcium plus how often?

    which formulation? I definitely would NOT use it every day / everytime. Too many vitamins. If you have the low d version, once a week would likely be enough. If you have the regular version, I'd go less often for a pig, maybe twice a month. You could use a plain calcium/mineral supplement...
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    Chameleon wont eat

    not uncommon for them not eat when shedding and when there's been a lot of change (moved to new cage) if its small, don't let the temps be too high. keep range within 70-80F/21 -26C if its younger than adult. provide water in the proper way (spray, drip) give it some days to settle into the...
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    Panther chameleon black spots

    click Post Reply just as if posting normally. Then either click the paperclip icon (if the photos are on your computer) or click the insert image picture icon (if the image is somewhere online and you have the URL for it)
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