Pooping. :P

[ky4nn4]

Random but very serious question, when/if you handle your panther, how often does he/she poop on you (if at all)?

 

[Leslie11]

poop

Mine has never pooped on me. They usually poop once a day, but some only poop now and then.

 

[melble68]

serious answer. i must be boring. i've never been pooped on.

 

[kevbek]

My guys first poop was on me.
He has pooped on a 2 of my friends as well.
Heres a good one for you...
LITERALLY, every single time my sister has held him, he has pooped on her. At least 5 times. No exaggeration.

 

[melble68]

LITERALLY, every single time my sister has held him, he has pooped on her. At least 5 times. No exaggeration.

I just fell out of my chair. I'm taking it, your sister is not currently a big fan of chameleons?

 

[kevbek]

I just fell out of my chair. I'm taking it, your sister is not currently a big fan of chameleons?

She still loves him. She knows now when hes going to poop because he literally lifts his hind leg like a dog. My sister immediatly puts a tissue under it. They like eachother once its all done haha

 

[melble68]

She still loves him. She knows now when hes going to poop because he literally lifts his hind leg like a dog. My sister immediatly puts a tissue under it. They like eachother once its all done haha

You've trained him (and your sister) well.

 

[Sanababit]

Lol, well this thread made me laugh, mine does it almost every single day, my only worries is that its urates are just a little bit yellow, the thing is i always see them when they are dried up and i do have brown substrate and do mist a lot..

Sana

 

[melble68]

Lol, well this thread made me laugh, mine does it almost every single day, my only worries is that its urates are just a little bit yellow, the thing is i always see them when they are dried up and i do have brown substrate and do mist a lot..

Sana

depending on the type of cham your are housing, most of the time be cautious of any kind of substrate. chams can ingest it and could cause detrimental problems. most keepers have ZERO substrate in the bottom of enclosures.

I'm right with you on the giggling part of "poo" threads. I always seem to have something to say. Read the poop 101 thread. Very entertaining and very educational.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/poop-101-a-120171/