Aden, Yemen
- Thread starter MattandRicco
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MattandRicco
Established Member
I deeply care abkut My Rico and Ive listened to your advice many times as it was great advice, but to be aggressive in a forum is not ok man there are kids in here as well (im 32) and if you talk ti kids that way which you have in the past, its detrimental to their confidence and they will stoo wanting to learn or ask questions because of the way you reply to them.
Im not here to argue i. Here to learn and keep an ooen mind about cham care.
MattandRicco
Established Member
Sorry guys I didnt know this would happen, im sorry this happend
Haley Hendrix
Avid Member
It’s okay. Some individuals don’t know when to stop. If your chameleon is happy and healthy there shouldn’t be a reason to change. While there is improvements that you can make...the goal in the forums is for keepers to have their chameleons happy and healthy and live a good life.
MattandRicco
Established Member
I just want to keep learning and gaining knowledge in a fun kinda way lol ... All I want is whats best for my little tree dinosaur.
PetNcs
Chameleon Enthusiast
How can I know there are kids?
They have it written in the profile or what?
I am not here to solve sensitivity
I am here to assure correct information based in which the animals will be kept proper.
If you want to discuss info, I am here
If you want to give me lessons just because I was emotional, this is not what J am
Interested in
CasqueAbove
Chameleon Enthusiast
Alright I am throwing in my 2 cents. Listen to @PetNcs like you listen to a college professor in class. It come across better.
As for where they live. Not even counting @PetNcs information, Any "In the wild" pic or vids I have ever been able to find have all been between Ibb and Yarim. This just so happens to correlate exactly with what @PetNcs claims.
So you can go by where you think they might be, or go with where you have actual proof of their existence.
Do remember @PetNcs is the only one of us that has actually been on the ground seem and collected wild Yemen Chameleons.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQTOI0VUlZ6bwIxj6ECna3w
As for where they live. Not even counting @PetNcs information, Any "In the wild" pic or vids I have ever been able to find have all been between Ibb and Yarim. This just so happens to correlate exactly with what @PetNcs claims.
So you can go by where you think they might be, or go with where you have actual proof of their existence.
Do remember @PetNcs is the only one of us that has actually been on the ground seem and collected wild Yemen Chameleons.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQTOI0VUlZ6bwIxj6ECna3w
PetNcs
Chameleon Enthusiast
Where I
Am
Hostile here? I do not attack anyone
Leave me yiu All in peace
Where was I iffensive here?!
Kaizen
Chameleon Enthusiast
Ok, my mistake, sorry Petr. I must have misunderstood.
DocZ
Chameleon Enthusiast
@MattandRicco, I’m actually curious the sources of your information. You are very confident of the veracity of your statements.
I’m looking right now for scientific journals that place C. calyptratus outside of a small high elevation range and haven’t found any yet
I’m pretty confident that @PetNcs has direct observation of where they occur, so he should be a reliable source.
I’m all about questioning what we “know”, but you’re going to need to back it up To
I’m looking right now for scientific journals that place C. calyptratus outside of a small high elevation range and haven’t found any yet
I’m pretty confident that @PetNcs has direct observation of where they occur, so he should be a reliable source.
I’m all about questioning what we “know”, but you’re going to need to back it up To
MattandRicco
Established Member
I feel like this post was just to start crap... I feel like unless you have been there and studied the areas in which your speaking on then all your doing is sharing info from other sources that can be incorrect as well.
We see it all the time. Sources that have totally incorrect information.
I would rather get my info from someone has been there many times and studied the region in which Yemen Chameleons live.
We see it all the time. Sources that have totally incorrect information.
I would rather get my info from someone has been there many times and studied the region in which Yemen Chameleons live.
MattandRicco
Established Member
I actually follow yoyr recommendations
I mist twice a day once just befire lights on and once after lights out
At night I use a cool mist humidifier to get the humidity levels up to 90%
Daytime basking temp 86F
Ambient temp 79F
Humidity 40%
Nightime ambient temp 68F
Humidity 90%
My basking light is on from 9am - 1pm
MattandRicco
Established Member
It was not to start crap at all.
My appologies to everyone for this, sincerely.
PabloTheCham
Chameleon Enthusiast
??????
and finally,
I don't see your constructive stuff? I'm just seeing Petr say that he has been there and knows that they don't live there, and you just saying no and that its ok to be wrong.
CasqueAbove
Chameleon Enthusiast
If somebody learned something new there is no need to apologize.
There are people of all ages and professions on here and we do not know who is who at first. Often when we start we have no idea the level of experience the other has.
@PetNcs will always be the adamant scientist researcher. At the same time we have 12 year olds and teenagers. They use words like "Bro", "Dude", and "Chill"
If we met these people in person we would know more how to address them.
It is just a human thing. With lack of information on an individual we often apply our own traits to make them more like us.
PabloTheCham
Chameleon Enthusiast
Definitely, there should be a introduction thread where people can say who they are when they join
There is one in the Lizard lounge
Highway61
Chameleon Enthusiast
I've never been to Yemen before so I just now took a virtual trip via Google Earth. Aden has one flat top hill and from what I can tell, very few or no trees.
