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Old 02-17-04, 03:41 PM   #1
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veiled v.s ackie

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i whant to get a new lizard i was almost desided on a ackie but then i saw some veiled chameleons and i loved them. I know basic care for both of them (i did alot of reserch)and think that i could take care of ether. I wanted to know peopals opinion on them. A few thins i wanted to know is:

1.handability

2.personality
and
3.feeding(how many crickets and how ofthen(especially ackies))
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Old 02-24-04, 01:01 PM   #2
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any one???
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Old 02-24-04, 01:05 PM   #3
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Well I dont know much about ackies or veilds for that matter but I know that veilds should not be handled to much it will stress them out. They are aggressive as well.
Sorry thats all I know
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