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    Puffy eyes

    In a way that’s good…a nice strong healthy grip. 👍
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    F1 male hoehnelli almost 2 years old

    Well, I’d say you’re doing great with them. :) They are such gems…so cute-iful. 🤗 Do be careful leaving him/her unattended outside…big birds are quick to grab chams for little snacks.
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    Where to find Pgymy Chameleons?!

    They are wild caught, so it’s a ‘buyer beware’ kind of thing. https://www.morphmarket.com/us/c/reptiles/lizards/chameleons?state=for_sale&search=pygmy Do you have any experience with keeping any chameleons, or are you new?
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    Puffy eyes

    That looks like when they get debris trapped deep and need a good vet to flush the eye. It could also possibly be an abscess. Either way, you’ll need a vet.
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    Storing silkworm eggs ?

    I’m constantly amazed by how much info others know about silkies. When I’ve looked, I’ve only really found stuff about the silk making process, and I really hate how that is done. Maybe I’ve just been looking in the wrong places or wrongly passing over the good info.
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    is my female veiled chameleon storing eggs?

    Sounds like she’s in her receptive phase…so she’s developing her big girl colors/patterns and searching for a mate. It’s hard to tell age, as once they achieve their adult size, there’s nothing really to go by. Some girls never really reach their reproductive state, so don’t develop their...
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    is my female veiled chameleon storing eggs?

    Hi. I find it hard to tell from tummy size or even when there may be visible little lumps. I go by colors and behaviors. She does seem to be getting her big girl colors, so she is probably starting her reproductive cycle and egg production. Each girl has her own unique colors/patterns which as...
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    2027 Calendar Development

    Hoo boy! Tick tock! I hope others have better memories and/or less procrastination than I do and have been getting their pics taken and submitted.
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    Puffy eyes

    So, unless it’s dark, she shouldn’t be sleeping. Looking back at some of your posts, she has gone to bed early at times, but since she is having a health issue of some sort with her eye, I’m going to skip over everything and go right to advising you to take her to a vet and sooner is always...
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    Chromatophoromas in Reptiles...

    Stella is well over 7 years old now, so I’m not going to have a biopsy or anything like that. I am considering having it frozen though if that may halt the wound from spreading out larger. I have no idea how much longer my beloved girl will be with me. However long it may be, I don’t want her to...
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    Discussion on Starting with Chameleons

    I work nights on weekends, so always miss your live sessions. I barely even knew what a chameleon looked like when I agreed to take my stepdaughter’s. It was frustrating to find so many different bits of conflicting husbandry. I had to go with common sense, which landed me here on the forum...
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    Puffy eyes

    I love her name! Yeah…they like to become one with their branches when faced with the predator phonus cameratus.
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    Storing silkworm eggs ?

    I’ve found that almost all of mine turn dark within a few days. Once they do, in the fridge they go for a few months. I think it’s only been once that I had a batch from one moth hatch while I was waiting for them to darken. It was a surprise as at the time, I didn’t even know they could. It was...
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    Puffy eyes

    Are you able to get any clearer pics?
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    Chromatophoromas in Reptiles...

    I knew @kinyonga must have posted something about this, and sure enough she did. 🥰 Sorry Lynda, but I’m hijacking this post. Reviving this as the ‘papilloma’ that my sweet/spicy Stella has had for the past couple of years has recently changed and was unofficially identified by a great vet as a...
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