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Leighqt
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Sorry Kali when I posted I hadn’t realised the thread was so long. I think you did a wonderful job of turning it round and your Cham is lovely
Brodybreaux25
Chameleon Enthusiast
I see no advantage to it, the variables are harder to control in free range. We want her to walk before she tries to run...
JoshD49
Chameleon Enthusiast
Even if the cham did not have MBD it would be hard since the little ones can be jumpy and risk falling. I got my female at about 4 months old and I was super scared to let her climb around on the stuff I built for the other 2. She still gets spooked and tries to bolt and if she falls could get into trouble walking around the house or get injured from the fall. At a young age getting a smaller cage would work if that's all you can afford but I still believe getting the adult cage is the best way to go.
In the case of the OP MBD had a large effect on what to do like @Brodybreaux25 said.
In the case of the OP MBD had a large effect on what to do like @Brodybreaux25 said.
ERKleRose
Chameleon Enthusiast
Why on earth would you say something like that?
JoshD49
Chameleon Enthusiast
She's getting so grown! She's starting to get more colors and patterns. She's so cute!!
She looks amazing and to be honest I never realized how beautiful females could be till I saw the pictures @jannb put up. The other was when I got my female panther Amelia. Every time I see her it suprises me how many different colors she carries.
Kali11
Established Member
Thank you! I'm so proud how great she's doing. I'm excited to see what other colors she gets.
my chams name is karma
Member
she looks good... very pretty
Mutablekitty
Member
She doesn't need LONG tanks she needs TALL enclosures ( I personally prefer the word 'enclosures' over 'cages' ). Chameleons are tree animals. They need the vertical space to climb and explore. You wouldn't put a bird in a rabbit cage would you? I know you seem to mean well. It's rough starting out with a chameleon if you don't have everything just yet. If she's unhappy you could attempt at building a cage, permanent or temporary.
Sorry if this issue has been fixed, I hadn't seen the updated photos my bad and good job!
Brodybreaux25
Chameleon Enthusiast
Lol
Kali11
Established Member
That's ok. This is a really long thread lol.
Kali11
Established Member
UPDATE: She's still doing awesome. I love her to pieces! Still no signs of eggs. She's still grumpy lol. I think she's about to shed again soon. She's to cute.
But, we are going on vacation next month and my best friend will be keeping her for 3 days. I'm being a worry wart. I'm making her a care sheet and directions for everything. Anything I should do that I'm not thinking of?
But, we are going on vacation next month and my best friend will be keeping her for 3 days. I'm being a worry wart. I'm making her a care sheet and directions for everything. Anything I should do that I'm not thinking of?
GodricktheVeiled
Established Member
Old thread...just noticed..sorry bout that...shes looking great.
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agustinocchiuzzo
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Yes, listen to the Chameleon Breeder podcast episode 3, you can find it online or on itunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast...bill-strand/id1063849084?mt=2&i=1000358739183
Kali11
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UPDATE: I haven't been on here in a while and just wanted to update yall since yall have helped so much to save her life.
Still no sign of eggs. I'm starting to wonder if she will ever lay any at all because of her MBD.
Other than that, she's still doing great! Here's 2 pics I took of her recently. One isn't very good. It's hard to get good pics of her because she runs from my phone lol.
Still no sign of eggs. I'm starting to wonder if she will ever lay any at all because of her MBD.
Other than that, she's still doing great! Here's 2 pics I took of her recently. One isn't very good. It's hard to get good pics of her because she runs from my phone lol.
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jagmom98
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that looks a lot better!
