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  1. Klinger #4077

    Reluctantly having to give him away

    Sorry everyone, I have found someone to take him. Thank you all for your responses!
  2. Klinger #4077

    Reluctantly having to give him away

    I actually live in Oregon if you're really interested haha
  3. Klinger #4077

    Reluctantly having to give him away

    If anyone is interested in a 3 year old chameleon please let me know. As a college student I stay at home so that I do not have to pay an extra $12,000. However my mother really does not like Bort (my cham) since she says he uses a "ton" of electricity. I've had him for 3 years but it suddenly...
  4. Klinger #4077

    Trust to the Max?

    I don't think it's a bad thing. It could be that your cage is getting small for him? My chameleon does the same thing. I usually open the door, wait for him to stop trying to get out, and then show him the cup and then he eats from it. However when I made my new enclosure, he didn't do it for...
  5. Klinger #4077

    Pygmy cham enclosure help

    Hi all, I'm just curious as to what type of plants to place in the enclosure. I have an empty 10 gal tank that I'd like to put to use. I have also heard mixed thoughts on having a basking bulbs since they don't need it over 80 degrees or so. Also have heard mixed thoughts on leaf litter! Any...
  6. Klinger #4077

    Worn?

    Took Bort out for the first time in a while and noticed a line under his tail? Could it just be from use?
  7. Klinger #4077

    Grasshoppers in Oregon?

    Hi all, just curious if anyone in Oregon has caught grasshoppers before. I about 20 miles from Portland so I'm just curious. I'd like to breed them for my Cham eventually.
  8. Klinger #4077

    Blue bar ambilobe panther lethargic. possible issues?

    Have you been giving him a multivitamin supplement as well? Supplementing is very important. I supplement my Cham with calcium without D3 almost every feeding and a multivitamin with D3 once every two weeks. As for temperature it may be too hot in general. My basking area is about 85 and the...
  9. Klinger #4077

    hand feeding and cup feeding tips

    You kind of have to grab their legs and pinch at their knees. I'm sure tweezers will be fine though haha
  10. Klinger #4077

    hand feeding and cup feeding tips

    This is how I hand feed, it may be kind of difficult with small crickets though
  11. Klinger #4077

    hand feeding and cup feeding tips

    I hold the cricket by it's back legs, I will post a picture in about 10 mins
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    hand feeding and cup feeding tips

    When I first got my cham, I hand fed him crickets/superworms for quite a while so he knew I was his source of feeding. After a while of hand feeding, I would put his food in a cup and hold it below him so he can just eat out of it. About ever other day after a feeding I would give him a...
  13. Klinger #4077

    Great stuff walkthrough

    Thanks for all the great replies! In about 2 weeks I'll be getting the new enclosure and will start working with the great stuff. And just to be clear, I should silicone over the great stuff?
  14. Klinger #4077

    Panther Eating

    Also, I have no idea about how many grasshoppers would be enough, but they are larger than crickets. However I'd love to try and feed grasshoppers to Bort but I have no idea how to get them
  15. Klinger #4077

    Panther Eating

    I feed my chameleon Bort about 8-10 crickets every other day. He's been fed this way since he turned 1 in January and he does just fine. For supplementing, I dust with calcium without D3 almost every feeding and then a multivitamin with D3 once every 2 weeks.
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    Great stuff walkthrough

    Hey all, I'm soon going to change my custom enclosure to a large dragonstrand one. I really the idea of using great stuff to mask the pots and zip ties. However, I do not know if there's any steps I need to take or if I just spray it on and that's it. Any advice is appreciated!
  17. Klinger #4077

    Help! Hornworms turning green??

    So an update, 2 of them are still lime green but one now is turning black. Could it be dying?
  18. Klinger #4077

    Help! Hornworms turning green??

    So I have bought hornworms and had them for a while but I didn't know how fast they grow so! I read that if you can see their pulse then it's time to move them to a box with paper pulp/dirt to pupate. I couldnt help but look in after the third day of them being in the box and I found that each...
  19. Klinger #4077

    Need Equipment Advice for First Setup

    Are you planning on getting an adult veiled or a juvenile? I have heard that if you put a juvenile into a big enclosure that it would affect their growth.
  20. Klinger #4077

    Was prescribed Baytril, worried about hydration.

    When my Cham was on baytril, I injected the baytril in a feeder (superworm, or cricket), fed it right after, and when he finished eating it and did his little opening and closing of his mouth towards the end, I used a syringe (without needle of course) and dripped water in his mouth. He did just...
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