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How many medium snails would you feed to an adult Cham in a week? Say, every two days?

Did anyone here start a colony of snails through Ebay? Any good seller recommendations on there?

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Are they nutritious enough to be fed in large quantities, even if they aren't a staple?

Can you use them as a dietary staple for a veiled?

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That is horrible! I am shocked she even lived to see 2 years. Poor little gal. I am so glad she is going somewhere that will appreciate her. She has honestly held onto life with a passion. She really does relieved in that last photo.

Okay, thanks. I don't know a sanitary way to increase the humidity, so I guess I will just have to clean it often and take out the dead ones. I think that is what is causing the stench.

Can you please fill this out and possibly upload some pictures? Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the...

Goodnight Reggie. You will be missed, little guy.

I should have pictures up by tomorrow or Wednesday. Unfortunately I don't have a way to upload pics until then. I was just seeing if anyone had any guesses on what could be the problem gauging by the description. If the problem persists after I clean out the bin, then I will have to figure...

Okay, so I have NO IDEA what the problem is with my roach bin, but I know for a fact that it is unhealthy. About a month ago I tossed some cucumber in with some romaine lettuce because I saw that chameleons can have gutloaded cucumbers . . . and I had some on hand . . . bad idea. For some reason...

I think @jamest0o0 said it was an unfinished enclosure. Still, I think it is off to an awesome start. Anycham lucky enough to live in that enclosure is quite the Karma Chameleon ;)

Wow. They look absolutely prehistoric. Like an actual dinosaur! I love these chams. So, so handsome!

That's so wild. You're right, it looks almost like a cocoon. Its definitely something along those lines. But still, weird!!

They are looking healthy and handsome!

I do not think this is a fly. This looks like a black wasp, and we have these near where I live. The adult females are vicious when you get near their nest and I am fairly sure they bite, not sting. Someone I knew was bitten by one of these and they don't let go at any cost; it took some of my...

Okay that's what I thought. Unfortunately I can't post any pictures right now because I just ordered a new camera and it won't be here for a few days. But I will keep looking into possible husbandry problems.

We don't usually have deadly spiders around here. I'm sure it's too hot or something . . . You mean post pictures of the dead roaches/bin or the spider? I thought it was odd that a spider would kill roaches. Plus, the spider is small and unless he found a way to poison the roaches, I don't see...

Since my cham's cage is in a popular room, I just have a towel that I drape over and a subtle lamp I turn on on the opposite side of the room. Either way, my cham stays asleep because there is something blocking the light from her cage.