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My female veiled chameleon ate some fish tank gravel. bad?

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Posted by SLACkra on February 12, 2003 at 20:45:09:

5 minitues ago i witnessed my female vieled chameleon tonge and eat some fish tank gravel. Is this bad? or will it just go through her system. The gravel wasn't gagid it was smooth gravel. she only ate two to three peices each about the size of a match stick head. So is this dangerous? I know that vieled chameleons happily eat pinky mice and they have bones so i have no clew wether or not this is dangerous for her. do u know?

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