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Yep I'm currently watching all her vedios.

This thread is a few years old.

Yes they are an agricultural pest. I mean if people where trust worthy and no one let any go into the wild we could have them but people areny trust worthy and some could escape.

In the UK I have access to dubia roaches, slickworms, crickets, locusts, mealworms, superworms, snails, flies, not sure about black solider fly larvae and definitely not allowed hornworms.

Which insects would you say are soft bodied and wouldnt hurt a chemelon. I'm thinking roaches, flies, moths, slickworms.

What do you think they would eat in the wild my guess would be mainly flying insects.

Roaches are fine though right they dont have any sharp bits do they.

What about with locusts they have barbs that can irritate the throat I'm not saying we should be ripping legs off as crickets are fine but locusts have barbs on thier legs.

The main risks associated with UV-producing light bulbs are cellular damage to skin (sunburn and related effects) and eyes (photo-kerato conjunctivitis). Found this online about uv lighting is this true.

I am a noobie have no idea but can I say he is a cutie it's amazing how he changed his colour to be darker.

Good read thanks.

On the third pic you can see a sort of bump near the tail base so I would say male. Even though I've never owned a chemelon.

Ok thanks so much.

I mean reptiles naturally carry salmonella and cats and dogs naturally carry bacteria in thier saliva. Chalymdiosis/ parrot fever is not a natural thing a bird will carry it needs to be infected first. Also unlike cats and dogs and most other animals birds have beaks so bacteria are less likely...

Oh my god reptiles can cause encephalitis that's brain inflammation that's serious stuff. Although I'm guessing only wild reptiles would carry a virus that can cause that. Parasites are spieces specific most of the time however like you said they can attach to other animals but cant complete...

A lot of the ones listed thier affect birds or birds be carrier like the chalmidya Is also know as parrot fever or psittacosis I never knew reptiles could carry that.

Apart from salmonella theres not a lot of other diseases a chemelon can give to a human or other pets right. Also with birds they cant pass any diseases to a chemelon right.

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Oh my god such a cutie.

I agree cute pics of the baby.