Matt1851
New Member
lil cham "thought" he was tuff lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9c3O4QZwqY&NR=1
Thought this was sad but funny
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shadowcon39
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awh that was sad 
but he was kind of asking for it.
Just a warning for anyone who thinks baby chams are cute DONT WATCH
but he was kind of asking for it.Just a warning for anyone who thinks baby chams are cute DONT WATCH
lisagr07
Avid Member
awh that was sad
Just a warning for anyone who thinks baby chams are cute DONT WATCH
well i'm not watching it then!!!!
jannb
Chameleon Enthusiast
I'm not about to watch it either.
saltwaterguy02
New Member
i didnt know that the adults would do that. I guess i know now :^(
Montium
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PaulZarate
New Member
haha i donno if its just me, but i did find that pretty funny.
Me too, I don't think there should be anything sad with it. It's nature, just funny to watch the baby act so tough. lol Sorry
pantherlover
New Member
is it nature or a human setup for some action?
PaulZarate
New Member
Pretty hard to set that up, nature works in wondrous ways, and sometimes it's just funny.
Eszzie
New Member
Some people might get shocked by what I'm going to say but:
If I have bred for instance baby veiled or baby panthers, you sometimes have smaller and weaker babies. When I literally see a baby suffering and going to die (I mean he can bareley keep his eyes open and doesn't use it's paws anymore) So when actually the baby is still alive, but near death, I feed them to my adult chameleons. Why would you let a baby chameleon die, throw them in the bin, while they can be offered as a great feeder to adult animals. It's really good actually for pregnant females for instance, due to the skeleton it has great amounts of calcium which can be used for the pregnant female which will use that for her eggs again. It's completly natural, because in nature the adults are willing to eat their babies as well. So I'm not really shocked by that video.
If I have bred for instance baby veiled or baby panthers, you sometimes have smaller and weaker babies. When I literally see a baby suffering and going to die (I mean he can bareley keep his eyes open and doesn't use it's paws anymore) So when actually the baby is still alive, but near death, I feed them to my adult chameleons. Why would you let a baby chameleon die, throw them in the bin, while they can be offered as a great feeder to adult animals. It's really good actually for pregnant females for instance, due to the skeleton it has great amounts of calcium which can be used for the pregnant female which will use that for her eggs again. It's completly natural, because in nature the adults are willing to eat their babies as well. So I'm not really shocked by that video.
sgvreptiles
New Member
Thats awesome. I support reptiles eating reptiles! Crested geckos are great feeders!
Syn
Avid Member
I really hope you are joking.
sgvreptiles
New Member
Ive fed a few off. Leachianus love them. So do Phelsuma grandis. Then again they will eat anything.
Syn
Avid Member
That's incredibly sad, but I will say no more on the subject.
