Agreed with above. I also have an automated system which can hold up to 9 days without refilling. I also put in a feeder run with veggies for the feeders, so may chameleon whenever she wants. However, I got a Parson which only eats when needed, I think your veiled will finish the feeders on the...
Hi, love your thinking. Yes unfortunately, this kind of rope does the same or is even worst. It has good grip for them, but they can eventually penetrate the texture with their nails and get stuck in it. Personally I would knot up some twigs and branches in that rope, so he can use that mostly...
🤣🤣 there’re living a few them with her. Every few weeks I put new ones in there with veggies and fruit. That’s the only way I can keep them alive long enough.
Awesome he's already 6, good job. Aging is the worst, because you see them slowly decline and you can't do anything to stop it, only to comfort them like you did. Hard times! But, hey he's still there and an active oldie, enjoy him, he still looks like the chameleon version of George Clooney
Beautiful lady, congrats. Looking at her colors and age, she looks receptive to me and is probably developing eggs. Do you have a lay bin ready in her enclosure?
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/veiled-chameleon-laying-101.2488/