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There are crickets breeding in my dubia bin. That is all.

Greater indeed.

You have cows?

Bingo

Lol, im unaware that chameleons lived in South America, well no worries, we will see if others can figure it out

Nope lol, however the primary wintering range of said falcon overlaps with my birds range.

Moles

I will give some hints, many chameleon species are quite familiar with my bird. Its also the only currently documented animal other than humans to use grind stones. At the risk of giving it away, this species is being considered the missing link between birds of prey and parrots. Though that...

I got one of these....

It's our influence. @Hisserdude has a lot too

I know male snapping turtles will use that as a last ditch effort to drive off something that has made them very frightened or angry. I've never seen them on content specimens.

Well someone has to try, hobbyists often have a history of besting the experts. Also I recall the dark ages where chameleons were regarded as impossible to keep, and this was true until full spectrum uvb bulbs became widely available. Things change as our tech advances in sure difficult to...

Short answer yes, especially given the fact that there won't be a wild left for them. Also thanks to Disney movies and some documentaries people have a romanticized view of nature. Completely oblivious to the fact that survival of the fittest is not just a saying. Predation, starvation...

We need pics

Oh for some reason i thought you said you weren't using a cover. It's bedtime for me lol Since the quote said "open"

Do that with banded crickets, I dare you.

Looks like a dermestid too me as well, I have them as well. Great clean up crew, but make sure they have food to eat as well, or they will eat molting roaches

The person who took the agamas sent me these pics. Still the same awful attitude despite everything.

That happened decades ago, now if crickets aren't eaten within six hours I remove them from the cages, especially with hatchlings.

I wish I had known that domestic crickets will eat the animal they are being fed too, rather than find out the hard way.