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Because someone told me that locust's legs can damage chameleon's throat. Is that true?

Do we really need to tear off locust's legs before we feed them to our chams? Thx for the info. By

If anyone knows...Are weeping mulberries also good for feeding silkworms? By

Does R.Spinosus really need to be housed individually? :cool: by

Could anyone tell me what can i feed to these guys? Thx

So there is no other chance than buying food for your hornworms?

I'm thinking of ordering hornworms and slikworms from coastalsilkworms. The problem is that i'm from Europe and i'm wondering if they will survive their journey to here?:cool: By

And i have another two questions..:) If my worm has some honey on it, should i wash him before i give him to my chameleon? And can waxworms be 50% of food feeded to my cham? By

Thank you very much:) :)My mistake about the honey:rolleyes: :rolleyes: What about the flying insects, can they escape when i open the container? (are they fast?) So can i just put some oats and wheat bran into the container, and then add some honey and glicerin? Many small of mine have...

I have a few question about waxworms, because i got some and idon't know much about them...:cool: -Do they eat any other vegetables, fruit or maye dandelion? -Do they really "hatch" to flying insects? -Can they eat any other pellets? (for rodents?) -Do they dry out if they don't get...

I had my veiled chameleon already at the beginig in 100 gallon cage, and there were no problems.

Here's my Veiled's cage:

I have 2 Benjamins in my cage and they are doing pretty well...So does chameleon, he always sleeps on it. Benjamins do well on lower humidity too, so they are very appropriate for Veiled cahms. Also in one article, kian is mentioning that toxins in benjamin keep chameleon healthier (this...

Waw.Beautiful terariums... Cuz i'm making a terarium for a pygmy too, i have a cuple of questions. How do you make the right temperature? Don't they hide if it's too bright? Don't ficus benjamin rots in that humidity? By

Could i get more pictures please.:) How did you make the dors? By

Here is how Hasek's chameleon's legs look like: (don't you see the curve?) And this is how healthy chameleon's legs look like: (no curve) Pictures copyright to http://www.bluebeastreptile.com/ - Will Hayward.

Croocked/deformed legs...Obviously seen on this 2 pictures.

Most of the fruit containes to much sugar to be fed to veiled cham. PS:you hardly find strawberries, bananas and orange in Yemen...

I'm sorry, my mistake. I'm getting the informations from a friend...He's a herpetolog.

I'm not interested in other reptiles.And this is a chameleon forum isn't it? I'm telling you that for a veiled cham..(maybe not all the veggies/fruit, but the most of them cause MBD- in big quanitites) A proof for that is hasek's cham that has MBD because of this...You can see it by...