really stupid question

leedragon

Chameleon Enthusiast
So the short of it, one of the banana roches that escaped landed on my clothes I hade lastest when I was out of the house. I stepped on bird poop several time that time and my boots and pants legs probavly got some of it due the patter of movement. that roach crawled back to the container, yes weird when I was picking roches to feeding and I pushed back. So my question is DoI get rid of the whole coloniý? is there a risk that I have transfere disease or parasites or coccida to the coloni of roches due putting that one back?

Have any of your chameleons come in contact with bird poop? when kept outside? did it do anything to it? did you tested for parasites and such? Had one that eat a wild fly and when tested some years later it showed not sign of parasites, but who the fuck nows if it would be different now?

Sorry is a combination of my phobia and my animal having a lower system due the virus it has.
 
Generally what can live in a bird, cant live in a chameleon.

You see those nightmare fuel horse hair worms coming out of mantises, those are still good eatin for chams.

And plenty of us feed wild caught feeders. Our biggest concern is pesticides, not parasites.
 
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