codiwatkins
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Does anyone know why they keep taking my pic out of the photo contest?? Its the one of mr ester eating the ANOLE? IUts not enhanced at all or anything??? whats the deal?
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Have you read the photo contest rules? Maybe the size is not correct.
yea I actually didnt do it purposly. He has been checked for parasites and is fine now. He has had more anoles since then so why would that even matter?? More than one member stated that it was fine and actually could be quite healthy for the cham as long as it wasnt too big..........I dont think that is fair..........Just becasue most people use insects doesnt mean that it is wrong to use anoles or mice as a feeder occasionally
Any photo removed before the entry deadline is most likely the result of some rule infraction. Please review the photo contest rules linked below. If my memory is correct there was text or a timestamp on your photo.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/photo-contest-rules-102/
OOOOOOOO ok so If I need to take the time stamp of.
Have you read the rules? Cropping and resizing is of course allowed.to remove the time stamp, just crop it out.
remember, that no editing is aloud. so don't edit it out.
Have you read the rules? Cropping and resizing is of course allowed.
to remove the time stamp, just crop it out.
The anoles are NOT live caught, the first was, but the last 2 where bought from LLLreptile in the live feeder section. He has been cleared of parasites 2 times since the Anole incident. I would have to disagree with your opinion on feeding anoles as a bad practice. Ester loves them and he seems much more active and has brighter colors since he has been getting them His body has also filled out significantly( but not in a fat way, he was kinda slim when I got him)You are going to continue to have to do fecals and quite frequently if you continue to feed wild anoles. Those anoles are possibly also eating bugs that may have pesticide on them. Not a safe practice.