Chameleons are real PREDATORS

[PetNcs]

Chameleons are real Predators

Eating from tiny insects to a bird shot from the air...

 

[kinyonga]

I remember a long time ago someone posting somewhere that their chameleon had also eaten a hummingbird and that all the boss seemed to be "disolved" and never showed up in the fecal matter. Wish I could remember who posted it.

 

[PetNcs]

I remember a long time ago someone posting somewhere that their chameleon had also eaten a hummingbird and that all the boss seemed to be "disolved" and never showed up in the fecal matter. Wish I could remember who posted it.

it is very unlikely that keratin gets fully digested by chameleons... I heavily doubt it eapecially after our experience shown in the video...

 

[Brad]

I remember a long time ago someone posting somewhere that their chameleon had also eaten a hummingbird and that all the boss seemed to be "disolved" and never showed up in the fecal matter. Wish I could remember who posted it.

I remember that. I'll try to search for it this evening. This may be a photo from the thread:

 

[kinyonga]

I remember that. I'll try to search for it this evening. This may be a photo from the thread:

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My mind keeps telling me it was a Parsons chameleon...but it's been a long time.

 

[Brad]

https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/small-birds.141/
https://www.chameleonforums.com/media/albums/member-album-by-nosferatu.3942/

 

[kinyonga]

Brad...I knew there was a Parsons chameleon in the thread!

 

[CK415]

?Taking a hummingbird out of the air. I would love to see that naturally happen. ?

 

[Tinytort]

Chameleons are real Predators

Eating from tiny insects to a bird shot from the air...

this is a nice video. Do you have other videos?

 

[PetNcs]

this is a nice video. Do you have other videos?

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[Sammy Grigio]

This speaks to my Jimmy and his shocking consumption of an adult mouse a few weeks ago. A mouse infestation in our house brought one of them into his cage in search of food...only for it to become food for my 7 month old Panther.

His fecal was massive but aside from the size there wasn't anything present in it that would suggest it was the remnants of a mouse.

 

[jamest0o0]

This speaks to my Jimmy and his shocking consumption of an adult mouse a few weeks ago. A mouse infestation in our house brought one of them into his cage in search of food...only for it to become food for my 7 month old Panther.

His fecal was massive but aside from the size there wasn't anything present in it that would suggest it was the remnants of a mouse.

I read that as "moose" and was like wait wtf are we talking about here?!