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  • 06-02-2006, 09:42 AM
    cueball
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    Thanks!


    She looks like a happy lil dragon ;)

    Are you thinking about getting any more reptiles?
  • 06-04-2006, 11:18 PM
    Lioness
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki
    No excuse necessary ... LOL ... That dragon rocks!! If I wasn't into ball pythons and so old, I'd definitely be into those!!! :D:D:D

    -adam

    THANKS!
    yea.. she has a really great personality. Her nails are a pain in the a** though.. always scratchin me up. If you dont cut them regularly..they can definitely be a battle to handle :sabduel:


    Quote:

    Originally Posted by cueball
    Thanks!


    She looks like a happy lil dragon ;)

    Are you thinking about getting any more reptiles?

    I would love to have a beardie, and a couple more snakes. But again..I'm waiting for that reptile room so i can build them custom cages and be able to control temps better. My bf loves chams, so who knows.. we might be getting some of those one day. I want the HUGE ones..but i doubt he'd want that. i dunno..we'll see. btw.. anyone know if its ok to keep certain lizard species in mesh cages outdoors? say if i were to get chams, if it would be ok to do that?
  • 06-04-2006, 11:34 PM
    Tybalt
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    In response to "anyone know if its ok to keep certain lizard species in mesh cages outdoors? say if i were to get chams, if it would be ok to do that?"

    No. Because different species come from different places in the world and you would be introducing disease and disaster by intermingling them.

    For the sake of the lizards do not mix them for outdoor play.

    Just my .02.

    Danny
  • 06-04-2006, 11:38 PM
    Lioness
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Tybalt
    In response to "anyone know if its ok to keep certain lizard species in mesh cages outdoors? say if i were to get chams, if it would be ok to do that?"

    No. Because different species come from different places in the world and you would be introducing disease and disaster by intermingling them.

    For the sake of the lizards do not mix them for outdoor play.

    Just my .02.

    Danny

    i think you might have misunderstood my question..maybe i should rephrase. im not asking if its ok to house them together outside.. im asking if i were to get one or two chams if it would be ok to keep them in a mesh screen cage out in my balcony? or would miami weather not be such a good idea for them?
  • 06-04-2006, 11:45 PM
    elevatethis
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    I'm sure it would be fine so long as the outside temps are within their specified range and if the area where they are outside is free of outdoor insects and other animals. I know that certain insects such as lightning bugs are lethal to beardeds, and given that, I wouldn't want my chameleon to be a guinea pig so to speak as to whether or not they have ill affects on chams, know what I mean?

    Other than that, they'd love it outside in some real sunlight.

    -Brad
  • 06-04-2006, 11:59 PM
    Tybalt
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    OOOOOhhh I apologize, I thought you meant Blue tongue skinks and Chams or something in the ball park of that.


    Miami weather is a bit silly right? Raining one minute then 105+ degrees the next?

    I mean from my own personal experiences with Chameleons I would not. Most species have such strict husbandry guidelines. There is no room for error, they are so delicate. There is not much protection from the elements out there. Unless you are monitoring them the whole time they are on the balcony. I wouldn't do it. The risk is too great.

    Most Chams are extremely sensitive to higher temps. I have had a friend bring me one of their Chams that was severely dehydrated and almost cooked to say the least. I asked what temps he had his enclosure at and he stated about 110-120 or so. I damn near passed out. The poor thing lost control of its motor skills, refused to eat, could not right itself anymore and died a couple days afterwards.

    I would like to state that I am not a Veterinarian, nor do I work with one. I am stating my own opinions and events that led up to them. Danny ;)
  • 06-05-2006, 05:59 PM
    Lioness
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    thanks for the feedback.. u guys are right. miami weather is kinda looney. i wouldnt wanna put the cham's health at risk.
  • 06-05-2006, 06:08 PM
    jglass38
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    More importantly, is that a wrist tattoo?
  • 06-05-2006, 10:26 PM
    Lioness
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by jglass38
    More importantly, is that a wrist tattoo?

    yes, its "Life" in hindi..with angel wings around it.
  • 06-05-2006, 10:38 PM
    Tybalt
    Re: Hey.. New BP!
    Hot Tattoo! Like pain I see. LOL, me too, I have 8 tatts and going strong.
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