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monarchs should be avoided. its not likely your cham would eat them more than once anyway. bright colors are often a form of aposematism (warning coloration), bright contrasting colors often signal foul taste or even toxicity, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aposematism both larvae and adults are aposematic. any potential feeders with bright contrasting colors should be held in suspicion, and investigated before use. jmoDo the larvae only eat the milkweed plant can you force them to eat other types of greens?
monarchs should be avoided. its not likely your cham would eat them more than once anyway. bright colors are often a form of aposematism (warning coloration), bright contrasting colors often signal foul taste or even toxicity, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aposematism both larvae and adults are aposematic. any potential feeders with bright contrasting colors should be held in suspicion, and investigated before use. jmo
Chameleons overlook warning coloration. My gang relishes cultured milkweed bugs.