tattooistchameleon
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im looking to save money, so im considering breeding something ive got to chameleons currently and looking maybe into 2 more soon. I was wandering which was the easiest feeder to upkeep and cheapest? any ideas?
Breeding feeders?
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Maurer3D
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Dubias are one of the favorites, its a bit expensive to get them started but after the initial investment they are supper easy and cheap to care for.
See this current thread.
Dubias.?
I also breed and use Lateralis Roaches as feeders (You need to be more careful with these as they are alot more invasive than the dubias and if they escape can cause problems).
See this current thread.
Dubias.?
I also breed and use Lateralis Roaches as feeders (You need to be more careful with these as they are alot more invasive than the dubias and if they escape can cause problems).
sandrachameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
Dubia - cheap and easy, no smell, no noise, pretty fast reproduction, easy to gutload
Superworms -cheap and easy, no smell, no noise, not super fast reproduction but not slow either
indian walking sticks - cheap and easy, no smell, no noise, reasonably fast reproduction, absolute favourite of most chameleons
Superworms -cheap and easy, no smell, no noise, not super fast reproduction but not slow either
indian walking sticks - cheap and easy, no smell, no noise, reasonably fast reproduction, absolute favourite of most chameleons
