MWheelock
Veterinarian
I will have an extra cage 18"x18"x12" with uvb lamp, basking lamp an hook up to automated misting system when my ambanja panther moves into his "big boy" cage. I hate for the smaller setup to go to waste. (Plus I just want another cham in my office.) (I will have a visual barrier between the cages.)
I would love to have a second chameleon, but the chameleon must fit the following criteria-
1) At adult age would be suitable for this smaller cage without feeling cramped.
2) Must have the same misting/humidity requirements as my panther since they would be set up to the same ProMist system.
3) As an adult would probabably able to eat adult crickets and small roaches as it's base source of nutrition.
4) It doesn't necessarily need to be an easy to care for species.
5) It doesn't have to be magnificently colored either.
6) It would be a bonus if it were a species that could cohabitate as a breeding pair in that small space. (It would also be a bonus if it could do the dishes, wash the car, do juggling tricks,...
Thanks y'all. I eagerly await your opinions.
Matthew
I would love to have a second chameleon, but the chameleon must fit the following criteria-
1) At adult age would be suitable for this smaller cage without feeling cramped.
2) Must have the same misting/humidity requirements as my panther since they would be set up to the same ProMist system.
3) As an adult would probabably able to eat adult crickets and small roaches as it's base source of nutrition.
4) It doesn't necessarily need to be an easy to care for species.
5) It doesn't have to be magnificently colored either.
6) It would be a bonus if it were a species that could cohabitate as a breeding pair in that small space. (It would also be a bonus if it could do the dishes, wash the car, do juggling tricks,...
Thanks y'all. I eagerly await your opinions.
Matthew