Fruit Fly Cultures for Chameleon Babies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- When chameleon babies are getting ready to hatch you want to be prepared with enough food to keep them growing! This video shows you how to start your fruit fly cultures. The time to start making fruit flies is 6 weeks BEFORE the eggs hatch so you have to do your best with that chameleon crystal ball. Welcome to the art of chameleon breeding! :)
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* grabs pen and paper * This video will come in handy when I start breeding my Cristifers -- thanks for sharing!!
That will be an awesome breeding project!
Hey its neptune 👍
Love your channel when you breed please lmk about the babies
Nov.21st - 5 out of 17 already hatched. How long will it take for them to eat? I have same fruit flies and very small crickets. I am yet to witness them eating. Also keep the enclosure wet every 1-2 hours. Please help! Stressing out about them not eating. 😢
Hello. I recently welcomed a baby Cap Est panther chameleon into my home!! Unfortunately I was expecting them to send a juvenile, rather than a hatchling. It has completely thrown me for a loop, and I'm having trouble finding information on specific care for baby chameleons. If you could give me any advice or point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it.
Hello! Im so glad you are back to making vids Bil! My female veiled chameleon recently passed due to complications with psudeomonas, and in her absence i cant help but wonder if theres a way i could ever let myself get another one. If so, I would love to learn more about the mellers chameleon, and if you could, i would love a video on them! As you are probably aware, there is not much info on them, so i would also love some links or really anything as i love their little tree dinosaur visage! Thank you for reading this if you do, your videos have helped to shape me into the chameleon obsessed person i am today (in a good way lol!)
I am glad the videos have made an impact! I do have some podcast episodes on Meller’s Chameleons. I have a two part series. Here is a link to part 1 if you’d like to check it out. www.chameleonbreeder.com/podcast/ep-108-mellers-chameleons-part-1/
@@ChameleonAcademy thank you for your reply! I love how much you interact with your viewers, its so amazing!
Thanks Bill for the awesome video. Just in time for me getting my dart frogs.
Questions for you, what do you do to control mites from crashing the culture? Where did you get the cups and vented lids?
Can the 32 oz cups be washed and reused along with the lids?
I have not had any problems with mites. If I did I would track down how they got in. I am guessing their eggs were on something that was put in. At least wit the lids I use I can’t see anything getting in. But this is all guessing as I haven’t run into that issue and had to solve it.
I get the cups and life’s from TSK.
You can wash the cups, but the lids have a paper seal on the ventilation holes and so wouldn’t hold up that well.