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I've heard this too. at a repile show, a chameleon breeder was talking to me and my dad, and he mentioned that a female veiled chameleon has never been found in the wild that was over a year old. i could see why too, predators, lack of food and water, and of course egg laying.

tell the pet shop owner to separate them.

does any body use flucker's for crickets? fluker's website

i use a clear feeding cup, and has never really caused problems, but, i could see how it could. my feeding cup is only about 1 1/2 inched deep.

it looks like your cup is waaaaaaaaay too deep.

yea, i wouldn't pay 3k for a pair of them, i'd rather get some amazingly colored chameleon and pay maybe 1k at most.

whats so great about them?

lmao! hahahaha! i want a retarded chameleon!

wow, really? i thought that they couldn't climb on slippery surfaces.

lol, yea, that would be great! i would probably just place the roach in bathroom sink. get a nasty surprise when you look into the sink. lol.

cool. i am gonna pick some up at the next reptile show. do u think they would be good for practical jokes? lol

wow, i really like hissers, are they easy to breed and keep?

yea, i second that. maybe you should look into simpler pets until you are ready and can handle the responsibility.

lol! haha!

oh, ok then. no wasps for her.

any particular reason?

My front porch is crawling with wasps, is it okay to feed these to my chameleon? I can catch them using those human traps at home depot, the only thing i am worried about is those stingers, is it possible to remove them? I can put them in a fridge for like 5 min, pull them out, stick them under...

thanks a bunch!

thanks, that sounds 50x better than a wood cage! i defiantly gonna go with this design. could you include the list of parts and tools needed?

is it made of a window screen kit?