Hi All,
The Senegal Chameleon (Chamaeleo senegalensis) has long been common in the pet trade, yet there remain significant roadblocks to longevity and breeding. I recently re-read a 1990 study on prey choice in this species. I then considered it in light of newer research that established a link between Vitamin D levels and chameleon basking behavior. I believe both contain important findings that may be applicable to many species. Read article here: Senegal Chameleon Diet Study - Nutrition Influences Prey Choice | That Reptile Blog
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Thanks, Frank
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