Changing the Future of Chameleon Breeding!

[@inspectorgadget346]

30 minutes. Impressive can wait ro watch after work.

[@thepeople2220]

You are such a smart guy. I already knew a lot about chameleons but I have listened to a lot of your videos and I trust and listen to every word you say.

[@NateRowley90]

Good listen, fun to follow along, I think the idea is wonderful and would love to learn more about it to see if it’s a right fit for me!😊

[@ericamarks1228]

Good morning so excited to be here. I always learn something new

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Thanks for coming by!

[@cristianpiccinno3241]

Hello Bill, can you do one time a tour about your chameleon enclosures?😊

[@kevinpoe8137]

There are a few chameleon species that I’m interested in breeding, mainly helmeted, dwarf Fischer’s, and brookesia

[@RONPEE-STINGER]

Have you ever seen crickets bitting on waxworms ?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I have not. Though I have not kept crickets and waxworms together so I can’t say either way whether they would do it or not

[@RONPEE-STINGER]

@@ChameleonAcademy when i feed my chameleon i sometimes mix waxworms with crickets, and i seen the other day a cricket biting the worm and looked like pus coming out the worm

[@ChameleonAcademy]

@@RONPEE-STINGER that would be good evidence that it occurs

[@lookhowcreative]

​@ChameleonAcademy it does occur. Crickets will chomp on anything. When I put mealworms, or better yet BSF, in a cup together to dust, they will eat ANYTHING