HeyJaredChameleon Academy Podcast
Hosted by long time chameleon keeper and breeder, Bill Strand, the Chameleon Academy Podcast tackles subjects from basic to advanced and brings in insight from experts in the field. There is something for everyone from beginning keepers to experienced breeders.
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Indoor Parson's Chameleon Setups with Robin Villere (opens the original)
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Parson's chameleons are famous for how much water they need. But how you provide it depends on where you live. In this Parson's Chameleon Month episode, I'm joined by Robin Villere of Nealon Reptiles. Robin keeps Parson's in a very humid climate, and I keep mine in a dry one. So Robin's challenge is getting water out of the system, and mine is constantly adding it in. We compare our approaches to indoor caging and hydration, including: Why constant high humidity causes problems in a captive encl
Parson's Chameleon Outdoor Keeping with James Cross (opens the original)
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Parson's Chameleons deserve more than a month — but this week we're tackling one of the biggest questions in their care: should you keep them outside, and if so, how do you do it safely? Joining Bill this week is James Cross, a master carpenter with years of firsthand experience keeping Parson's Chameleons outdoors through the swing of hot summers and cold winters. Together they dig into why outdoor keeping brings out a vibrancy in chameleons that's hard to replicate indoors, the real dangers yo
Advanced Parson's Chameleon Husbandry with Craig Durbin (opens the original)
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Parson's Chameleons aren't hard to keep alive — but getting them through a full life cycle, from wild-caught acclimation to successful breeding, is another matter. In this episode, Craig Durbin of Primo Chameleons joins the show to share what fifteen-plus years and over 20 clutches have taught him. We cover: How Craig got started with Parson's in 2010, and what he had to figure out the hard way Why Parson's require a completely different approach than panther chameleons Madagascar's reversed sea
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