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Ok I thought I would post some updated pictures of what I have.
This is my setup
My veiled, Rex is in the right one and my tamatave panther that I'm getting on teusday will be in the left one.
this is Rex 1 month ago
and this is him today. He has grown a ton.
nice. make sure that they cant see each other. and plz take out the bark.
They can't see each other, and why should i take out the bark? I like it in there, and its a certain shape so that crickets can't hide in it. Is it bad to have or something?
your cham could miss a cricket and get the bark and he will be hurtin if that happens. he might even mistake it for crix and try to eat it and he will get messed up.
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1.0 veiled chameleons(Rocket)
I agree that it looks better, but it's a risk for you to have in your chameleon cages. They could easily get a piece of bark when shooting at crickets...sometimes they can spit it out, but if they have a cricket in their mouth too, they can ingest the bark. Obviously, that would not be a good thing. The best substrate is no substrate or paper towels that you can change out once it gets soiled or wet.
Kristen
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