My 2 veileds will sit right next to eat other and be fine they never fight they eat enough they get along and everything
If you decide to go against what experts on this site and the hobby say, go ahead and deal with the consequences of ill chameleons. It is a fact that they do not like to be housed together. You're just assuming that they are fine because you don't physically see anything wrong. Look at chameleons in nature. They aren't in groups, and don't like any kind of interaction. Don't try to change their nature; they're reptiles and will never get along with each other.
How long have your chams been together? A month? A year? Hatchlings can be housed together for while, adults not very often. Even if you are incredibly lucky enough to have two veileds who are somewhat compatible, the more important inconvenient fact remains that a jackson's will not survive in the same temperature and humidity conditions your veiled or panthers do. The jackson's will eventually become dehydrated, suffer hard sheds and eye problems, may develop intestinal problems, stop eating, and die. They also need different amounts of supplement dusts than panthers and veileds do, so unless you make sure the jackson's gets different feeders, it will end up with vitamin overdoses. Jackson's have very different personalities than veileds or panthers do, so it will probably end up hiding low down in the cage, not getting the proper food, water, or exposure to UV light. It will be doomed. Doing this will be cruel. RIP poor little jax.
What planet are ur people from??ask them to put a mice n python snake together to see if thats fine too?!!
I have a python and when I put a mouse in there the python does just fine, in fact he is better than he was before the mouse. The mouse does not do as well as the python though.
Ya...cause ur python ate the mouse,and I have a turtle n the fancy goldfish,do u think will be fine together too??
That depends on how much you want the goldfish?
They have some gnarly teeth and claws.
