cham702
New Member
Lol hell yeah man ppl seem pissed today lol
Chameleon eats Lizard
- Thread starter bigwigwabbit
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Lol hell yeah man ppl seem pissed today lol
ChameleonRave
Avid Member
VeiledOwner87
New Member
for some of us its late at night lol, we get bored when we dont want to go to bed. im not mad at all.
Cainschams
New Member
You wouldnt have to feed it for 2 weeks. LOL!
KClark
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jrh3
Established Member
PedroANDAshley
New Member
LMFAO
what the heck
what the heck
bigwigwabbit
Avid Member
IF UR SERIOUS MR.
Cainschams
Senior Member
WHICH IM SURE U ARE I MIGHT SERIOUSLY CONSIDER DO N THIS...
I GUESS U COULD GUT LOAD EM' LIKE NE THING ELSE FRUITS, & VEGGIES??? MMMMMM LMAO
Cainschams
Senior Member
WHICH IM SURE U ARE I MIGHT SERIOUSLY CONSIDER DO N THIS...
I GUESS U COULD GUT LOAD EM' LIKE NE THING ELSE FRUITS, & VEGGIES??? MMMMMM LMAO
PedroANDAshley
New Member
OMG
He like jumped off of the guy and was like
"IM FREEEEEEEEEEEEE"
Then landed in the box like
"Shit"
PedroANDAshley
New Member
IF UR SERIOUS MR.
Cainschams
Senior Member
WHICH IM SURE U ARE I MIGHT SERIOUSLY CONSIDER DO N THIS...
I GUESS U COULD GUT LOAD EM' LIKE NE THING ELSE FRUITS, & VEGGIES??? MMMMMM LMAO
Dont do that.
High protein diets lead to gout.
Thats bad
Monties1982
Avid Member
Are lizards any higher in protein than insects by weight, though? Does anybody actually know the nutritional values of a lizard?Dont do that.
High protein diets lead to gout.
Thats bad
jrh3
Established Member
Why not feed a fat hornworm. Would you eat a fish with bones or a whole chicken breast bones and all. Thats about the same as feeding a chameleon another lizard........but If you was willing to debone it for your cham them thats a different story. Why even go through the trouble.
VeiledOwner87
New Member
i found this, i do not know how accurate it is though.
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=54508
point is, why on earth would you take the chance of feeding a lizard to your chameleon? high potential risk of parasites in the feeder = transffered parasites to the chameleons. i think we forget how tender chameleons are compared to other common captive reptiles like tegus and beardies, just to name two examples.
if i were a keeper who just desperately loves seeing other life mowed by another animal, then feed him a pinky or a fuzzy. and dont do it often at any means, once or twice a year if that. but please, no wild caught lizards, birds or mammals.
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=54508
point is, why on earth would you take the chance of feeding a lizard to your chameleon? high potential risk of parasites in the feeder = transffered parasites to the chameleons. i think we forget how tender chameleons are compared to other common captive reptiles like tegus and beardies, just to name two examples.
if i were a keeper who just desperately loves seeing other life mowed by another animal, then feed him a pinky or a fuzzy. and dont do it often at any means, once or twice a year if that. but please, no wild caught lizards, birds or mammals.
Cainschams
New Member
IF UR SERIOUS MR.
Cainschams
Senior Member
WHICH IM SURE U ARE I MIGHT SERIOUSLY CONSIDER DO N THIS...
I GUESS U COULD GUT LOAD EM' LIKE NE THING ELSE FRUITS, & VEGGIES??? MMMMMM LMAO
LOL!!!
Senior member really means nothing here but I do not want to change the subject
Definitely gutload them with some goodies before feeding them off or frying them up.
I see no problems with feeding other reptiles to reptiles or even weaker offspring to parents. If you are worried about parasites get your animal frequent fecals or breed the animals yourself. Some people have a problem with doing this themselves and some of those people will call you morbid for it. Personally I see no problem with this. I would not feed any primarily insectivorous species a large amount.
bigwigwabbit
Avid Member
Nah, just one every now and then
it would be a treat to em' im sure he'd love it!
it would be a treat to em' im sure he'd love it!
dont do that.
High protein diets lead to gout.
Thats bad
VeiledOwner87
New Member
what are you trying to achieve? what is wrong with just giving your chameleon its regular balanced diet its whole life?
bigwigwabbit
Avid Member
NO POTENTIAL RISK OF PARASITES HERE!
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/feeder-crickets-worms-rodents-roaches-and-more/feeder-lizards/
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/feeder-crickets-worms-rodents-roaches-and-more/feeder-lizards/
jrh3
Established Member
VeiledOwner87
New Member
im not understanding you, and why emphesizing everything, dont get frusturated, i just dont understand or see where this states this a parasite free feeder? unless im blind, where the heck does it state that they are captive bred or anything along those lines?
