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My cats don't seem to have much interest in my chameleons, but my mellers is definitely scared of them. I believe it is important to keep other animals as far away as possible from the chameleons.

My fully planted enclosures get them, but my chameleons eat them so it works perfectly!

Sadly, our extremely litigious society prevents this sort of charity.

I doubt you would ever know the dog toy made your pet sick. This is actually the first time I've heard of a pet store policy I like.

They are probably getting out of your enclosures if your cricket box is secure. Poor crickets... If they escape from my chameleons, they next have to avoid my cats and dogs. If I find em in the house I toss them in the yard because infigure they earned their freedom after that!

It could also be gout or a number of other medical issues. Need to know more context.

I guess it's some sort of gel food. Really all it does is bounce around smashing the little ones.

Just got some crickets in... 99% of them were smashed by that stupid green cube they throw in. This was already a replacement for my last shipment which opened in transit. I'm pissed. Seems like such a waste of life.

Thanks Maurer!

Awesome pic!

What does it taste like?

My guess is male also.

I've noticed that my smaller chameleons eat more if the prey is the appropriate size for them.

My mellers has done this to me.

Wow. He is very cool.

Shipping chameleons overnight is a common practice. Buy from who you like, that has what you like at a good price. I reccomend checking the board of inquiry at fauna classifieds first.

Freshly laid will yield the most accurate results.

Since chameleons are mostly insectivores I wouldn't feed them. They probably aren't proper nutrition for a chameleon. When is a chameleon ever going to come in contact with a worm? Plus I can't stand worms.

Do they add chemicals to them? I've never seen a miracle gro product without some fertilizer in it.

Maurer- what are they called? That's a killer price!