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    Senior chameleon question...

    Awww, thank you! I will say that Marlo switched to eating only every third day when he was about five years old. If I offer food more often he ignores me. He does still shoot his tongue to eat but maybe not quite as far as before. A couple times he’s just climbed on my hand and chomped the...
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    Senior chameleon question...

    It’s got to be the hardest part of having pets, right?! I really wish companion animals like chameleons, cats, and dogs had much longer life spans. Why so short? And I read that many chameleons in the wild only live a year or two. That’s crazy to me. Nature is hard. Much love to your senior...
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    Senior chameleon question...

    Thanks for your reply, I appreciate it. I will definitely keep him fed, hydrated, and as happy in his senior year(s) as possible!
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    Senior chameleon question...

    wow, your doggie is almost 15! That's incredible. You are so right with this being a bittersweet time for both of us. I hope your sweet girl has many more happy days ahead. I will forever think it so unfair that our pets have such short life spans compared to ours. My husband has asked me before...
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    Senior chameleon question...

    Awww, thank you for the lovely reply, I also find him quite handsome :) I feared that the issue is likely age-related, he's my old man. I'm honestly so glad that he's made it to another spring to warm weather where we can hang out in our backyard together like we've always done. He's a very...
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    Senior chameleon question...

    Hello, I have a male Ambanja Panther Chameleon named Marlo. I got him when he was an itty bitty baby at just 6 weeks old. Time flies and he is currently 7 years and 4 months old. He's still a very enthusiastic eater and is well-hydrated but I've noticed over the past 6 months that he's really...
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