Which is easier to care for, a baby or adult veiled chameleon?
Justin
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Simple Cham Question
jjjunior66
Aug 20, 2004 01:24 PM
Replies (2)
roocat71
Aug 20, 2004 01:29 PM
Well the adult will be more "estabolished", but that doesnt mean you cant run into problems.
-roo
Carlton
Aug 20, 2004 07:02 PM
If this was my first cham I'd say the adult. Babies are easier to deyhydrate, overheat, feed incorrectly (and they need lots of tiny food that may be hard to get on short notice), and physically injure. An adult may be more set in it's ways, but the personality will be more obvious, you can "see" what you get, and there may be some good history on it's care you can use. Besides, you will only need to deal with one cage...the adult size.
