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Haha no they're great you just change the liner once it gets gooey and fungals begin to colonate large enough for the naked eye to see

Did any body laugh at my joke? haha

Haha thanks for the input guys. Making some edits to my file.

Hm. Okay. I did not plan to get parson's for a long time, or never. But they are one of my favorite species. Basking around 88 for veiled, what about melleri? and, i do not plan to get an import of any species due to the conditions they suffer during importing.

So, I was pondering getting a chameleon companion. I was wondering quite an extensive amount of questions. First, is this a decent cage? I don't wanna spend too much! It's a trash can, i could put the chameleon in it, and i was thinking that i could put the trash bag in there too and...

That's quite a bit to "juggle" to care for, I commend you if you can! Haha. How's your military macaw? What kind of things do you teach him?

Haha, that's hilarious. That's how these creatures are. They are dissimilar to dogs in the aspect that they do what they want to do a lot more without regard to what we want. But watching their actions is interesting, especially when it is difficult to influence them.

ah. what happened to it?

We are interested in chameleons, but don't have any yet. What we do have (or they have us) is macaws! Any one have macaws or an interest in them? They are very intelligent creatures that require a huge amount of dedication for.. 4-5 hours a day of dedicated care would be the minimum for...

Interesting. Do the ones that have never observed leaves in the wind do it, too? Do they try to do it like that, or are their bodies built to encourage them to move like that?

Not sure if this has been questioned before, but I did a quick browing search and didn't find much. I was wondering if some one can explain why it is the case that when chameleons walk.. they do this waddly, slow-motion walk? Here are a couple video examples...