WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO - Someone feeds a chameleon to a pyxie frog

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Aww gotcha, I might get a pygmy this weekend. I just wonder how invertebrates/vertebrates , etc have different values on their life.

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I like your new avatar btw poison, also did you know pluto is not considered a planet anymore...lol

[poison]

I like your new avatar btw poison, also did you know pluto is not considered a planet anymore...lol

Thank you very much

And yes I heard what you people on earth are saying about my planet. YOU GUYS ARE WRONG!

[Truffs1178]

There is actually already a thread on this forum about that video.

http://www.frogforum.net/african-bul...chameleon.html

It's quite sad really, still though I had forgotten about that video so thanks for posting it again.

[poison]

There is actually already a thread on this forum about that video.

www.frogforum.net/african-bullfrogs/5554-guy-feeds-his-pixie-chameleon.html

It's quite sad really, still though I had forgotten about that video so thanks for posting it again.

I agree with that "poison beauties" guy. The guy did go about it wrong and he himself may be a sick person just for trying to get a reaction from people. But I don't see anything wrong about feeding chams or any other common species as feeders. And this is coming from someone who has owned chams (have a young one now) and other reptiles in the past.

[GrifTheGreat]

There are many feeders available rather than offering a Chameleon to your frog, BUT given the chance most highly predacious species of frog would willingly accept it as food. Not a common food source, but a whole meal in one nonetheless.

I myself would not use them as a feeded, but it adds much needed variety.

[Truffs1178]

I read the comments, he was sick of it because it didn't grow. Here is a quote from one of his comments:

"@CBGReptilez because the previous owner didn't give it correct uvb so it never grew. the chameleon in this video was well over 6 months old, and veiled chameleons should be adults in that time. so i got sick of it not growing and having a ****ty life so i decided to put it down"

Poison, I agree with you but the guy you agree with says it's the natural food chain, it isn't the natural food chain because I bet YEMEN chameleons don't come across AFRICAN bullfrogs in the wild very often.

I also have a cham.

[Baloo]

I remember seeing this. I think the guy claimed he got the chameleon when it was sickly and he alleges he did this out of compassion because of its unhealthiness. Probably BS.

[poison]

Aww gotcha, I might get a pygmy this weekend. I just wonder how invertebrates/vertebrates , etc have different values on their life.

Cool, what species? Most that you find on the market are WC unfortunately. People seem to have the most success with R. brevicaudatus. I've been doing tons of research on them in the past few years but for some reason I never made the buy lol.

[elliotulysses]

Aww gotcha, I might get a pygmy this weekend. I just wonder how invertebrates/vertebrates , etc have different values on their life.

I don't think so. Lives are lives and sometimes animals kill each other. I just watched the video and am a little more concerned about the water/habitat the user had. That water looked like mud or coffee or something! I also think it's foolish to buy a pet just for a snack.
But assuming they did breed chams for sale and this one had issues, it should theoretically be nutritious.

I just don't like people who do things to seem "shocking" or "cool." Especially when it's an already charged topic.