Guy feeds his pixie a chameleon

[Digital]

I see both point's people are tying to make here. But what I don't see is proof of this Cham. being a pet or just a feeder. I understand kids like him don't respect the value of money. Most of us here, understand the value of a hard day's make. But what I don't understand is jumping to conclusions about, if it's a feeder or a pet. I breed some animals before and deformity run's a lot in breeding for many reasons. So I'm just curious if this boy/girl got the cham. as a feeder for a low price or had it as a pet. When I was breeding Betta's I would give the deform fish to my friend to feed to his snake or turtle. To save him some money on feeders. So my point is if your going to jump on someone butt, about something. Make sure you know the reason they are doing it. Or your just fighting a blind fight.

[1beataway]

That's a pretty good point. I'm use to selling high-priced chameleons, but it's definitely possible that it was purchased cheap for a feeder. I still don't think I could feed a chameleon to something, but seeing a frog eat something other than an insect is something I can tolerate.

[Digital]

I agree, I don't feed my frog anything buy insects. But if one of my friends had some Betta's that he need to put down for a good reason. I would be more then happy to feed them to my frog. I understand in nature they eat all kinds of animals and insects that they can fit in their little mouths. But in captivity, we can make the choices of what their diet should be like. Also with all the different feeder insects we have to day, it shouldn't be hard to give them a nice variety of foods. I'm not with PITA, so don't start thinking that people.

[willtilian]

no not crickets but dead mice and peices of meat