Can veiled's eat grapes?

I have tried feeding them to my veiled Cham. she doesn't seem to find of them but you can try! and yes peeling the skin helps
 
I have never tried to feed grapes to a cham before didn't even know they would eat them. They say they are somewhat toxic to dogs, but a cham isn't a dog so I really don't know sorry I couldn't be of any help.:confused::(
 
Is any color grape okay?

Yes. All grapes are pretty healthy. Nothing toxic about a purple grape vs. a green grape. I just use green because I don't much care to eat the purple ones myself so they are never in my house too often. I've used the purple grapes before though, when my girlfriend comes home with some once in a while because she buys them for herself sometimes, and I've never seen any ill effects in my insects or in my chameleon. You're good to go!

Now, when feeding a Veiled, they actually love little slices of grape given directly to them as well. I've heard of many people giving their Veiled Chams little slivers of grape as treats. (y)
 
Tried today and my Veiled Chameleon loved them
Fruit in particular is really not recommended. It is loaded with sugars that their bodies do not process correctly. If a Veiled has the proper Veiled tested live plants then they will nibble as they see fit. It is believe they eat vegetation for roughage to aid in digestion. So we do not actually offer them fruits or veg. Properly gutloaded live insects are what they should be given as they are insectivores.
 
Fruit in particular is really not recommended. It is loaded with sugars that their bodies do not process correctly. If a Veiled has the proper Veiled tested live plants then they will nibble as they see fit. It is believe they eat vegetation for roughage to aid in digestion. So we do not actually offer them fruits or veg. Properly gutloaded live insects are what they should be given as they are insectivores.
Thankyou!
 
Do not feed any fruit or vegetables
They may munch on their plants but that is just an instinct to help them digest the types of foods from their Homeland. They are insectivores so you don't have to worry about feeding anything but bugs.
 
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