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What an incredible shot!! it really shows the muscles in his jaw and legs🥰

No you are correct sometimes it’s an incredible amount of work and expense.

Congrats!!!

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not gonna battle, I am here to help not argue, as I rescue chams for( free) and some times return them to those owners for free!!! sometimes people no longer wish to care for them..I have never made a dime! This should be private not on a thread Have u never bumped the cap lock accidentally...

not gonna battle, I am here to help not argue, I have personally spoke to these people as I rescue chams for( free) and some times return them to those owners for free sometimes people no longer wish to care for them..I have never made a dime! My belief is natural and grow a garden for feeders i...

also check out harware cloth it is stronger at HD or Lowes

It does and it is better than synthetic A..proformed from food and minerals....so since the body converts it only when needed and the rest of pass out of the body....it's not dangerous...can't be overdosed. and is more like food ...carrots and minerals from clay that are no longer in our foods...

AS AN ALTERNATIVE... SINCE I DO NOT KNOW ABOUT CHAMS AND HONEY just an idea.

GIVE HIM MORE PLACES TO HIDE FOR NOW

keep him warm during the day closer to his basking light not over 85 degrees tho ...mine is 6 and he is in a smaller cage and sleeps on a shelf behind a plant as its harder now for him to grip... mist plants by him so its easier for him to drink hand feed highly nutritious feeders and treasure...

I use arcadia earth pro A on their printed schedule dosing Repashy Vitamin A plus is too much A

I would use organic be pollen fed to the feeders I use a cherry juice drop to stick some pollen to feeders but it wouldn't hurt to use 1 drop to moisten feeders for calcium powder as long as its organic and pure.IMO

cherries for the feeders do make such a difference, black cherry juice concentrate I rub a drop on the feeders for the calcium powder to stick!!! also.... dry, or frozen cherries as well fed to the feeders as well other vitamin C fruits like broccoli and citrus. and mist plants close to him one...

Love all these !!!

I have indoor cages and out door cages they are great with the transport back and forth and they have their special hangouts in both that I believe they remember and feel safe.:)

I have two older chameleons and they slow down, they do better when it’s warmer but not over 85 so I put them in smaller enclosures as they move around less and it’s important they can Bask when they need to. Also Do not overfeed plump it’s not a sign of healthy it’s easy to do because it’s fun...

just incase you said....She's under the sun light so do she have a linear 5.0 bulb

yes agree with above they do clean up and it allows him to use his hunting skills which gives him mental stimulation and prevents boredom.

I ordered gaskets it took two days and cost $22 apiece for a gasket the size of a 50 Cent peice I was told by UPS that Amazon pays a dollar per package when they send out and when you return an item but when I bought my chameleon cage it was $264 shipping there’s got to be a better way It’s...