I am offering up this chameleon for adoption to a good home. I helped him to recover from MBD but he still cant shoot his tongue very far and hence needs close monitoring and/or hand feeding to make sure he is successful with feeding . As I am starting a new job soon, I just wont have the time...
He would be in the cage until he is close to a year old. After that, he would only be in there for a day to a couple days at a time or perhaps at night on cold nights. Is it the handling of him or change of environment that you think will stress him out? Currently, I put him in the outdoor cage...
Hello, I live in Southern California and I have a 3 month old male veiled currently in a 20"x18"x18" and he is getting ready to move up in cage size. I have an awesome 6'x3'x3' outdoor setup for him as well. After he is about a year old, I plan to move him permanently outdoors. However, I will...
By the way, sorry I forgot to reply regarding the plant. It is a schefflera (umbrella tree). I'll probably just clean the plant off when I get a chance. Thanks for all the help!
Alec
Yes, they do look like little green gnats and aphids is what popped in my head when I first saw them --- that probably is what they are. Mantids sound like a cool idea, and I know that chameleons can eat the mantids, so it would kind of be like a two-fer, but should I be worried about the...
The live plant in my chameleon's enclosure has some new growth near the top of the cage and I have noticed small green insects living on the new leaves and stalks. Has anyone else experienced these bugs? I haven't seen them before these new leaves grew. I'm not sure if I should regard them as...
That sounds like a good idea. Only thing I would worry about is the chameleon eating the sand and getting impacted. He is such a little stinker, like I said before, even if I put river rocks, he shoots his tongue between the cracks and eats the soil.
Hi Guys,
After I put in new soil, after a couple of weeks there are a whole bunch of tiny little flies in the enclosure that definitely come from the soil. I have tried a couple different soils(organic, gardening, vegetable) but I end up with the same problem every time. Is there any kind of...
I don't know if this is a good picture or not to see his enclosure. I used the camera on my laptop.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46377277@N05/4349221884/
Yes I did. And as I mentioned before, his feces have remained looking normal now for about 3 weeks. However, it still does have a slight odor. When it was runny it smelled foul. Is it true that the feces should have no odor at all?