that is not a very good sign , feed it more , the only other explanation i can give is that if the lizard hasn't had proper supplements then they can not only create bone deformities but also brain imbalances , its actually common to see (sorry don't mean to insult ) mentally disabled chameleons with special needs, is he skinny? or oddly shaped in anyway , advise : clean deification immediately afterwords . or a screen with suitable mesh size , not dangerous to the lizard but enough to allow the fecis to fall through and be un reacable . what typ of chameleon is it?
Yes chickens do eat their own feces. I use to own some and Ive seen then do it.
Dogs need something in their body when they eat their own feces and feces of other animals. They usually do not have a dietary dficiency but it could be some type of medical disorder.
Dogs need something in their body when they eat their own feces and feces of other animals. They usually do not have a dietary dficiency but it could be some type of medical disorder.
yes
you have to eat your own feces
Why on God's Green Earth would you want to eat your own feces ?
They eat their own feces to more effectively digest plant cellulose.
It is not recommended to eat your own feces. That's grotesque. There doesn't seem to be anything you can eat to make the excrement more edible.
Yea but it'd be germy and gross
because they are playing around yum.
Yes, you must let your rabbits eat their own feces because it's an important part of their digestive system. Rabbits need to eat their feces in order to get all the nutrients they need out of their food. If a rabbit is prevented from eating it's feces, it will become ill. (Actually, to be technical, rabbits don't eat their feces at all: they eat their cecotropes, although it looks like they're eating their feces.) See the related questions below for more details.
No rabbits eat their feces, although all rabbits eat cecotropes. Rabbits have two kinds of droppings: feces, and cecotropes. Baby rabbits that aren't weaned yet eat their mother's cecotropes; once they're weaned, they eat their own cecotropes.