FAQ Compilation II

Thank you for the link, Panda. :)

Thanks for all the questions, everyone. Now perhaps time to find links!
 
Questions that require good links to information:

Can I handle my chameleon? (How often, long, etc.)

Here's a thread which, unfortunately, does have a bit of grumpiness in it, but, for the most part is excellent advice (including ideas for making it easier to handle them) from some of the more experienced keepers: https://www.chameleonforums.com/taming-my-chameleon-37290/

Here's a pretty good discussion that's not quite as comprehensive, but also lacks any grumpiness: https://www.chameleonforums.com/handling-chameleon-36461/

You might want to include Brad's thread with videos on the right way to handle a chameleon: https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-handle-chameleon-18438/
 
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Thanks, Eliza. Once my internet is running well again I will add that on there. :)
 
I don't think anyone mentioned this as a topic (maybe I missed it in your blog, I haven't had time to read it all) but I think: "BUT THE PET STORE SAID".....why the pet store was wrong. Would be a good topic.
 
To be honest, that would be such a wide topic to cover. :eek: Perhaps that could be a separate blog on it's own?

Thank you.
 
Possibly..I was mostly "bumping" while appearing to post intelligently....

However, you never know...I'll check around. Maybe there's a thread with a really good explanation.
 
Oh alright, I see. :)

I've been looking around as well. Unfortunately the search doesn't allow you to search for common words or words 3 letters or shorter.
 
There is a link somewhere around here showing picture documentation of proper urates. I think Dave Weldon posted it.

Here are two of them...

https://www.chameleonforums.com/chamelons-poo-18984/#post160163
https://www.chameleonforums.com/i-have-poop-questions-lol-29928/

Your chameleons waste material should have a moist (not runny) brownish fecal, plus a white urate (a tiny bit of orange or yellow on the end of the white part is okay, a lot of yellow or organe signals dehydration and/or over supplementation). A diet high in juciy prey (hornworms and silkworms for example) can cause a runny poop. Medications can change the look and feel of fecal materials.
 
Here are two of them...

https://www.chameleonforums.com/chamelons-poo-18984/#post160163
https://www.chameleonforums.com/i-have-poop-questions-lol-29928/

Your chameleons waste material should have a moist (not runny) brownish fecal, plus a white urate (a tiny bit of orange or yellow on the end of the white part is okay, a lot of yellow or organe signals dehydration and/or over supplementation). A diet high in juciy prey (hornworms and silkworms for example) can cause a runny poop. Medications can change the look and feel of fecal materials.

Thank you, I will add that when I get home, great post.
 
Adding it right now, thank you again. :)

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wat. Looks like I may have to make a part II. :-(

Edit2: I think what I may end doing is making parts for each FAQ, Health, Husbandry, etc.. and have one blog to link to each and list the questions for each but not answers.
 
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Oh ha! You are doing well as is. I won't take your spot. ;-)

Perhaps I will keep my FAQ as just a FAQ and remove things that aren't necessary.. Now just to figure out what is the skeleton and not remove what is necessary.
 
Yes, but there should be a simple version for the site as well (I'd like to work on both). :)
 
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