Hello folks -
I am new to this forums thing and to Chams as well. As stated above I am wondering if its possible to mix Chams with other animals. Im not ignorant and have done my research and it seems like if the introduced animal is smaller than the cham it will be eaten and if its the same size it will only stress out the cham.
As of now I dont have a cham and am thinking of getting the senegal for its smaller size and more resilient nature (its going to be my first cham, although I have had an iguana and understand general reptile care). The thing is I really want to do a paludarium with small fish in a small pond, a lower soiled area with live plants and then extending upward the cham habitat.
So to the question, is there any cham species that can comfortably and safely live with another animal (frog, toad, newt, snake, fish et cetera) without the other animal being eaten ha? money is of no issue but safety for the cham is.
thanks, andrew
I am new to this forums thing and to Chams as well. As stated above I am wondering if its possible to mix Chams with other animals. Im not ignorant and have done my research and it seems like if the introduced animal is smaller than the cham it will be eaten and if its the same size it will only stress out the cham.
As of now I dont have a cham and am thinking of getting the senegal for its smaller size and more resilient nature (its going to be my first cham, although I have had an iguana and understand general reptile care). The thing is I really want to do a paludarium with small fish in a small pond, a lower soiled area with live plants and then extending upward the cham habitat.
So to the question, is there any cham species that can comfortably and safely live with another animal (frog, toad, newt, snake, fish et cetera) without the other animal being eaten ha? money is of no issue but safety for the cham is.
thanks, andrew