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He'll be fine, these things happen. I'm sure there are a few odd chilly days in the wild ;)

Nice shots you made there, I like seeing the detail

I can see Naboo is a panther but what species exactly ? I'm interesting in getting another cham and his patterns are stunning

My rational is that chickens eat grains and grasses while chameleons eat crickets, cockroaches and worms... I can't imagine what makes up the egg to be very nutritious or tasty lol. Also lets be honest there is a risk of passing some kind of disease

ah one from each species :cool:

ew... think about it .. ******* gross

Agreed with the above, the word organic gets tossed around a lot. There are organic fertillizers too. To be safe I would get some river rock and cover the soil but make sure the rocks/pebbles are big and heavy enough that your cham would have no chance of snatching and eating them. Or if your...

I literally just made a thread asking about what I should look for when looking at my chams poop. I have professional lab equipment for my use at school (I study turfgrass science) and despite being a student at the university the OVC Avain and Exotic centre on campus still wants to charge...

I have professional lab equipment available for my use at university and would like to check my kinyongia's poop for anything not normal. I have a basic understanding of what parasites would look like but is there anything specific I should look for? I don't mean to take business away from a...

That eagle video was fake but still a golden eagle would have no problem picking up a 50lb child. They will usually pick up their prey and as they descend they will drop it to kill it and then eat it. They do this with mountain goats all the time. Also native hunters in malaysia have trained...

He looks to be enjoying his enclosure. He may take some time to get used to his new home at first. If you find it hard to keep some of the moisture in you can try attaching some fake foilage to sides of the cage with some zip-ties. This also prevents them from climbing the actual meshed part.

I have used zilla cricket quencher with my feeders and flukers orange cube on the side of convenience but it shouldn't really replace fresh gutloading ever.

He could just be getting used to his new home... at that age they do also like to explore so having some kind of SUPERVISED free-range outside his cage with some tree's/vines is a good idea. Also bringing them outside in the summer time while supervised is great for them too

damn... I can't wait till the snow is gone up here :cool:

Sometimes even at the grocery store. The store near me had a whole bunch of indoor tropical plants they were trying to get rid of for 5$ each in their floral section

Okay maybe I have a different brand but I use a 5.0 uvb bulb on my 18x18x36 screen cage with a kinyongia. Any larger enclosure I would for sure go with a linear tube bulb but it's not a nesseccity. It just means the cham will have a smaller space to bask for uvb rays.

I've never heard of a uvb 100 or 150... What species of chameleon do you have? how old is he? If you answered these questions it would make it easier for us to help you. https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/

Most likely an irresponsible and troubled 13 year old breeder spending mommy & daddies money and feeding off the extra reptiles he can't take care of... I sent him a thoughtful and personal message on youtube :cool:

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This just reminded me lol. I live in Toronto so no lizards here except amphibian type like newts and salimanders. I remember playing outside in the rain as a kid with my friend and we were playing under a eaves-trough and this little tiny gecko looking thing came flying out and we let him go in...