Centipedes???
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Thatcher
Chameleon Enthusiast
Thatcher
Chameleon Enthusiast
I have a plan
I will take him to the vet
Sometime around then I will scrap the entire enclosure and replace everything then move him to my dads house because he knows a lot about him and is willing to keep an eye on him while I’m at my moms house
This should be done in less than 2 weeks
Let me know if you guys have any ideas or if I’m on the right track
I will take him to the vet
Sometime around then I will scrap the entire enclosure and replace everything then move him to my dads house because he knows a lot about him and is willing to keep an eye on him while I’m at my moms house
This should be done in less than 2 weeks
Let me know if you guys have any ideas or if I’m on the right track
MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
Centipedes is a new one for me and I’ve no idea how to eliminate them other than what Google might tell me. I do try to find a natural way to eliminate pests, like with a bug that is harmless to us and our chams, but deadly to the pest and just kind of goes away once it’s food source is gone or becomes a cham snack. I don’t see centipedes on the list, but this is helpful nonetheless.
Doing a thorough cleaning is also always a good idea when having unwanted pests. I’d say to maybe try to save the plants by removing all the soil down to bare root, but insect eggs can be super tiny and clingy. I just move problem plants to live outside.
It might be a nice change for your dad to take care of Peach Fuzz. I’m very biased, but I thinkit’s always good to convert another to the cham life your Dad will enjoy it. 
A vet visit is a good idea always. Maybe have some labs done if you can.
Doing a thorough cleaning is also always a good idea when having unwanted pests. I’d say to maybe try to save the plants by removing all the soil down to bare root, but insect eggs can be super tiny and clingy. I just move problem plants to live outside.
It might be a nice change for your dad to take care of Peach Fuzz. I’m very biased, but I think
Thatcher
Chameleon Enthusiast
Dont really want to risk any unwanted bugs coming in again so I’m just gonna get new plantsCentipedes is a new one for me and I’ve no idea how to eliminate them other than what Google might tell me. I do try to find a natural way to eliminate pests, like with a bug that is harmless to us and our chams, but deadly to the pest and just kind of goes away once it’s food source is gone or becomes a cham snack. I don’t see centipedes on the list, but this is helpful nonetheless.
A vet visit is a good idea always. Maybe have some labs done if you can.
Doing a thorough cleaning is also always a good idea when having unwanted pests. I’d say to maybe try to save the plants by removing all the soil down to bare root, but insect eggs can be super tiny and clingy. I just move problem plants to live outside.
It might be a nice change for your dad to take care of Peach Fuzz. I’m very biased, but I thinkit’s always good to convert another to the cham lifeyour Dad will enjoy it.
MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
Of course I forgot the link.
https://todayshomeowner.com/pest-control/guides/how-to-use-predator-insects-to-control-garden-pests/
Jessandsprinkes
Member
Wish I had advice but I’m also dealing with greenhouse millipedes. I repotted and they CAME BACK. Sprinkles eats the dirt now trying to eat them. I took out so many infested plants. I suggest starting new /:
Jessandsprinkes
Member
If your Cham doesn’t take interest in eating them it may be okay
