TheDankestMeme
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I was wondering if duct tape is okay in a chameleons enclosure, it's just a small bit wrapped around two branches to hold them in place, I'm not sure if she'll try to eat it or not.
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I used tape originally, and was told it was not good, as they could eventually get their tongues stuck to it. It may be a long shot, but I wasn't willing to risk it for my babe. No chances, use twisty ties, that's worked best for meI was wondering if duct tape is okay in a chameleons enclosure, it's just a small bit wrapped around two branches to hold them in place, I'm not sure if she'll try to eat it or not.
Even if the sticky side isn't showing?I used tape originally, and was told it was not good, as they could eventually get their tongues stuck to it. It may be a long shot, but I wasn't willing to risk it for my babe. No chances, use twisty ties, that's worked best for me
Is there any way you can twist a tie around the object? What are you trying to anchor??Even if the sticky side isn't showing?
If sticky side isn't showing, I've rolled tape to put between my screen enclosure and secure vines. Chams will lick what they see as food or water tho, I've had my female Cham "suck up" the little dripper spout and had to pull it from her mouth....Even if the sticky side isn't showing?
That sounds just like using twisty ties, which could be less work if you have them. I've had to make a bigger hole with one side of my scissors, then the twisty ties go right in. You can twist them and secure to the side of whatever branch you have. Wrap another twistie to the other side, then secure to it to the other side of the enclosure.I would use a drill a fine jewelry wire. Much sturdier and safer. Drill a hole in the part of the branch you want attached and place the wire through it, thenow slip the wire through the screening and twist so that the cut ends are on the outside of the enclosure, easy and simple to remove
I was wondering if duct tape is okay in a chameleons enclosure, it's just a small bit wrapped around two branches to hold them in place, I'm not sure if she'll try to eat it or not.
I like to use zip ties as well. They are strong and do not fail. Tape over time will start to peel away and loose its stickyness.
Do you have any ideas on how your hair got in there?And worse, there are threads with duct tape. I found two strands of hair coming out the vent of one of my newly imported graciliors that isn't doing as well as I would like. Under a microscope, it looks like one of my own hairs! Fortunately he has passed it and I just hope there is no damage to the gut. Maybe that was part of his problem.....
Do you have any ideas on how your hair got in there?