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06-09-2009, 03:50 PM
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help with my yemem cham
hi my husband has got his first yemem chamelion which is a male and he wants to know if you can put a female in the same cage or do they have to be caged seperatly any help would b great
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08-09-2009, 03:28 PM
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Re: help with my yemem cham
Caged seperately. MOST chameleons need to be caged seperately (pygmies are the exception). I would suggest you join the chameleon forums as they have loads of people who can give you great advice. I am on there daily! You can use them to check your set up is correct, feeding schedules, food, supplements etc and any other issues. Do you already have a female?
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29-09-2009, 11:49 AM
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Re: help with my yemem cham
As Emma said, chams should be housed alone. They are easily stressed. I am also on Chameleon Forums - it's a great place for anything cham!
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Tiff ~ Chamele-Mum to Amy & Tommy!
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