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  1. xephyr17

    feeding times

    My veiled chameleons eat at random parts of the day. They're never interested in food when they wake up. .. only 3-4 hours after.
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    new member from Nj

    That's awesome and congrats on getting started on your first cham! Nosey Be's are really beautiful :) Looking forward to pics and updates!
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    Chameleons and Salamanders!

    I would say Viv is right. Why have them together, anyway? As I said earlier, haters gonna hate, but sometimes haters make good points :P you CAN keep them together, but really, what's so hard about keeping them seperate?
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    Are there any species of Hibiscus that aren't safe for chams?

    I get you. :) To my knowledge both are perfectly safe. If I remember correctly, hibiscus are very difficult to keep alive indoors. So I'm not sure what exactly you plan to do with it, but outside enclosure use for these plants is best:)
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    Are there any species of Hibiscus that aren't safe for chams?

    Junglefries has a pretty good answer... I'm not sure anyone here knows if ALL hibiscus are okay. There are tons of types of pants
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    Dubia Colony Question

    Just wanna bump this to see if anyone knows if glow spots and dubias can be kept together
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    Random questions about starting a setup

    I'd say avoid it even still, but it is also a fact that if you have the correct humidity, lighting, heat, supplements, etc. (And I mean 95% PERFECT or better) then your cham can fight off impaction from dirt, etc. and will have no problem. But that's hard to do. Save yourself the time in the...
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    Random questions about starting a setup

    That size enclosure is great for a cham. The normal recommended size is 24x24x48 minimally, and the bigger the better :) The hydroballs and dirt is a bad idea unless you can cover it up so your chameleon does not accidentally eat it. They can get impacted and that's a tough one to fix. The best...
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    dubia breeding ?

    Interesting, I've never heard of it. I'd try it as cold weather is coming up... currently I just use duct tape
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    Cricket chirps

    Ironically, I live in the country and my girlfriend has a hard time sleeping when there is chirping of crickets lol
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    CrossBreeding Chameleons

    I believe some can, but not sure about those. It's a rare find
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    Bye sweet boy

    Very sorry for your loss. Beautiful chameleon, he was. I'm sure he's in a happy place now
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    cham not drinking

    I wouldn't worry. It's very rare that you'll see your cham drinking. I've only seen Peter drink once and never seen Ender do it. So long as you have the white part of the poop, no problemo.
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    Which feeder to try next

    Roaches are great in my experience. Dubias.
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    Chameleons and Salamanders!

    Haters gonna hate. It's all good I think
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    Dubia Colony Question

    Great info! I may have more males on the way than I thought... thanks :) Does anyone know if glow spot roaches can be kept with dubias? They're kept the same way, so I would imagine so. Just want to make sure first:)
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    Dubia Colony Question

    Yeah, I never feed my adults, but my girlfriend didn't realize she'd be killing off my colony of 2000 roaches (which is now 800) by feeding them off. It wasn't until I asked her if she'd been feeding adults off that she told me. I'm pretty upset about it, I just want to know if the 2 males I...
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    Strange behavior veild chameleon

    It's been going on for this long and you're still posting questions about what to do... listen to kinyonga and help your little one!
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    Stick issue

    That's impressive that he even tried to get that.
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    Worried about my chameleons poop

    Pics would be helpful to be able to tell if she's gravid. But to my knowledge, if she's eating, she should be pooping regardless of having babies or not.
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