ColorCham427
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Something you should not do
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FooL111394
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That's sorta messed up. Wayyy to big of food.
Malicious
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Theres no way on earth he got that down. Feeding pinkies once in a great while is one thing, yet feeding a mouse is a totally different ball game. Pinkies are high in nutrients and protien, and the soft bones are digestable. It was quite apparent that the owner just wanted to see it kill the mouse, and totally disreguarded the animals well being. I don't watch videos on you tube, as it usually makes me want to set my eyeballs on fire and put them out with an ice pick.
-Jay
-Jay
chambabysitter1
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mattjillson
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Although I do not condone these kind of acts, this sounds insanely funny. That batch of moonshine must have been especially potent to come up with that idea, let alone film and upload it to youtube....
Chameleonboy
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WW that is totally sad. I didn't have the heart to feed a pinkie mouse when it came down to it.
-Clemonde
W that is totally sad. I didn't have the heart to feed a pinkie mouse when it came down to it.-Clemonde
ChamNovice
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Theres no way on earth he got that down. Feeding pinkies once in a great while is one thing, yet feeding a mouse is a totally different ball game. Pinkies are high in nutrients and protien, and the soft bones are digestable. It was quite apparent that the owner just wanted to see it kill the mouse, and totally disreguarded the animals well being. I don't watch videos on you tube, as it usually makes me want to set my eyeballs on fire and put them out with an ice pick.
-Jay
I agree, there's no way he was able to swallow it.
I didn't know a cham would even try to eat a full size mouse??
Docility
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this idiot films his jacksons fighting =/ help me flag his videos
http://www.youtube.com/user/makawaopoidog
http://www.youtube.com/user/makawaopoidog
chambabysitter1
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wheresstimpy
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what an idiot, but is that veiled a stud or what. he took that thing down better than some boas and not a injury to show for it...(hes lucky...one bite on the tongue...) that guy doesnt know what a awesome cham he has... i hope he learns
Dez
Chamalot Chameleons
If you want to see it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l0up3suJSg
I wasn't laughing.. Just think how unnecessarily stressful that is for the chameleon
Miss Lily
Chameleon Enthusiast
That's so sad. The poor cham hated it and tried to get off only to be put back on again. Couldn't watch it all. I wouldn't dream of doing anything like that I love my cham far too much!
As for the mouse video - I think I'll pass on that one! In our house you don't eat family - I couldn't have any pet that eats something else that I would also have as a pet!
The poor cham hated it and tried to get off only to be put back on again. Couldn't watch it all. I wouldn't dream of doing anything like that I love my cham far too much!As for the mouse video - I think I'll pass on that one!
In our house you don't eat family - I couldn't have any pet that eats something else that I would also have as a pet!
Eric Adrignola
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Jackson's fighting, no big deal. It's interesting behavior, and can bring on courtship - in deremensis, at least. They don't bite much, so the horn locking is really cool. I see nothign wrong if doe for informational, educational or breeding purposes. The chameleon on a chicken, and mouse eating, are "look what I can do!" childishness.
A big veield will be able to eat a full grown mouse, no question. My borther fed my old F1 male (about 11 years ago) a big fuzzy, and he ate it no problem - the veiled was only 14-15 inches long.
I was experimenting with my melleri - the male was displaying, threatening, a small (12")male veiled I held in front of him. The female ws tryign to eat him - as if she thought Iwas holding a superworm.
Would not have been able to swallow him, but she would have killed him as she found out herself.
Scary that such a large animal would still register as "prey" to her. She is 22"+ though.
A big veield will be able to eat a full grown mouse, no question. My borther fed my old F1 male (about 11 years ago) a big fuzzy, and he ate it no problem - the veiled was only 14-15 inches long.
I was experimenting with my melleri - the male was displaying, threatening, a small (12")male veiled I held in front of him. The female ws tryign to eat him - as if she thought Iwas holding a superworm.
Would not have been able to swallow him, but she would have killed him as she found out herself.
Scary that such a large animal would still register as "prey" to her. She is 22"+ though.
mattjillson
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That wasn't nearly as bad as I was expecting. I was expecting to see that chicken dart off. The music made it for me! Was a nice Nosey too.
