Veiled chameleons
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how often do they drink and how often should you offer it to them?
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who gives a fuck you are a dumbasss
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Very nice, good luck for the future:)
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what sex are they??
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When I get back to OZ. Am resigning at the end of the month and have decided to head home LOL! So once I am settled I will get a pair of Red Belly Black Snakes. Can't wait. Was also thinking of getting a Bearded Dragon if space will allow for it.
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i see they male and female now dident read that, do you not think they'll need a larger enclosure when mature??? i need to breed mine in greenhouses.
DaveTheSpiderDude 4 years ago
Possibly! Or I'll seperate them when they get older.
natureboyj 4 years ago
cool thats fine, see if they dont have enough room when they are mature basically every time they come in contact with each other there will be a fight lol and the fights are usually quite violent.
DaveTheSpiderDude 4 years ago
Now they are adults, they're both got their own enclosure. Breeding's gonig well too!
natureboyj 3 years ago
Interesting. The name denotes the country they are from, but how did you come by them? Are they expensive? How about to maintain them? Are they dangerous in any way (disease, bites etc)?
ArabUnity1 4 years ago
Got them from the shop I work in, £70 each for babies. They are easy to look after if you do it right if you get me, and they are harmless! Bit agresive like but they don't really bite, just hiss now and again.
natureboyj 4 years ago