Frog or a Toad?

[nekrosoft13]

Its me again with some food question

I heard chameleons eating lizards, hummingbirgs etc.. how about a tiny, i mean really tiny frog, most likelly a toad. its about the size of juvenille cricket. i

 

[MegaS13]

A Hummingbird

Thats A Monster Cham!

 

[mike brandt]

toads have toxic skin secretions, may not kill most animals but can cause a bad taste or make them sick. im not really an expert here but i wouldnt try it. only a few animals are able to eat toads because of this. around here in MO the only think i know of that eats them are hognose snakes.

also could give him a parasite b/c im sure the amphibian you are asking about is wild caught.

 

[westcoastchameleons]

toads have toxic skin secretions, may not kill most animals but can cause a bad taste or make them sick. im not really an expert here but i wouldnt try it. only a few animals are able to eat toads because of this. around here in MO the only think i know of that eats them are hognose snakes.

also could give him a parasite b/c im sure the amphibian you are asking about is wild caught.

THIS IS WELL PUT, YOUR CHAM. MIGHT GET SICK...i WOULDNT RECCEMEND THIS!

 

[nekrosoft13]

ok, i will release it, i was walking and i saw something dark jump around, from distance it looked one of those black crickets

 

[Chamomile T]

If you look at forum member "nosferatu" gallery, there are some AMAZING pictures of a veiled Chameleon eating a hummingbird! Sad for bird lovers ( like me ), but amazing all the same.

 

[Will Hayward]

If you look at forum member "nosferatu" gallery, there are some AMAZING pictures of a veiled Chameleon eating a hummingbird! Sad for bird lovers ( like me ), but amazing all the same.

Just a note for anyone reading, It wasnt FED the bird, it was outside and CAUGHT the bird. Be wary of feeding anything asside from insects.

 

[Brian Fischer]

I work in a large pet supply store in the reptile room and we have had large veileds and a panther eat loose anoles that wonder into their cage while chasing loose crickets. It was a quite a sight to say the least. Although I would not recommend it to anyone due to the possible parasite/disease transfer that could take place.