My chameleon is pooing out something very bad

[Roger.bowen]

As @JaniP has said. the worm lady has loads of feeders.
I do't find her prices the best, and they charge quite a bit to ship. It is what it is I guess...
They will reply to you right away with a quote if you want to check it out..

I have checked them out, they have a large variety but at a pretty big cost

 

[JaniP]

There are others. I used her as an example because I could remember the name. I am lucky to have a personal "bug dealer", but do a little google-fu before you say that you simply cant get feeders in Canada. 5 minutes and you'll find some.

 

[JaniP]

A huge money saver is also to hatch out your own silk worms I've saved hundreds of dollars doing so. And It's not to hard either, especially if you are a youngster with time on your hands. It can be fun .

 

[JaniP]

I apparently can't get my thoughts out in one post.

A GREAT resource for all things canadian feeders is to join the Canadian Chameleon Keepers facebook group. There are people across every province and lots breed their own bugs, or know little home shops that might not advertise.

 

[KapitalJ]

hell yea!! some nice reed patches in there!! Some good docks too! We always put in at Bewdley... Its been a while since I've been out. Hopefully This summer.

 

[KapitalJ]

Good points @JaniP
@Roger.bowen there is a guy out of Windsor that sells silk eggs. I got some from him and they nearly all hatched.

 

[Roger.bowen]

After about 2 weeks gizmo has made a full recovery and seems happy, Thanks everyone

 

[Veild Cham Owner]

Wow u are so lucky to still have him alive!!! I have seen lots of prolapses on vet shows and tv and most of them don't survive!! He is super cute and super lucky to have you . Love the name btw