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thanks. I've never tried the shower method, but I've read a bit about it. Basically aim the shower head at the wall and him on a plant near by? If you have a good strategy or instructions please send to me. The vet wants me to soak and mist him with pedialyte. any thoughts on this? I plan to do...

I have a dripper but usually don't use. I am now. I also don't mist through the night. I'll check the humidity late tonight. It could get prett dry over night.

yes here is the help request form. thank you so much. Strange thing is I have seen him drink. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - 2 year old male Ambilobe panther chameleon. raised since a baby. Handling - Daily handling. He loves to come out. Feeding - alternating crickets and silk worms...

Could it be dehydrating my chameleon? I've shut it off but as per my other posts I have a very dehydrated chameleon despite a mist king going off every two hours for 5 minutes. humidity seems good. I'm just baffled. J

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - 2 year old male Ambilobe panther chameleon. raised since a baby. Handling - Daily handling. He loves to come out. Feeding - alternating crickets and silk worms. cricket crack and greens for gutload. Supplements - Alternate miner-all, calcium with vit D...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - 2 year old male Ambilobe panther chameleon. raised since a baby. Handling - Daily handling. He loves to come out. Feeding - alternating crickets and silk worms. cricket crack and greens for gutload. Supplements - Alternate miner-all, calcium with...

Here is my situation with Harold. Male Ambilobe Panther 2 years old. Hes been happy and healthy until yesterday he started grasping his front leg with his back feet as he climbed etc. sometimes knocking him off balance and maybe even a fall or 2. I knew this could be a sign of MBD so I took him...

Agreed. Although Ive kept reptiles all my life this is my first chameleon and I've referenced this forum since day one. I'll always have a chameleon from here on out.

Does anyone else experience this? Harold is about 1 year old. He's a happy guy eats well etc. In the morning I open the cage and he climbs on to my arm. I then put him by the window on a perch where he hangs out and inevitably poops (healthy poops every other day or so). He won't even poop in...

He's not sticking his nose and chin in the supplements, but I know they can excrete from the nostrils. but the chin? I'll watch him over and start misting him more.

Meant to post this on Health clinic, but can't figure out how to move it. thanks, J

does this look normal? getting ready to shed? or maybe too much calcium? He's healthy in all other manners. thoughts?

It keeps growing in the silk worm cups. Any recommendations A on how to combat? Already make sure hands are dry and clean removing worms. Also are these feeder dangerous for cham? thanks, J

Hi some mold has formed in the sillworm chow. Too much moisture in the closet i keep them. The worms still look healthy and I will be transferring them to a fresh cup with clean food. Is it healthy for my cham to eat the worms that were exposed to the mold? thank you J

Hi some mold has formed in the silmworm chow. Too much moisture in the closet i keep them. The worms still look healthy and I will be transfering them to a fresh cup with clean food. Is it healthy for my cham to eat the worms that were exposed to the mold? thank you J

BTW: has anyone experience gaping at a basking area around 85 degrees? Seems a little low for gaping, but he stopped when temp is 75-80 degrees.

She was running to work this morning so no time to hop on forum. She took these pictures this morning but none with his mouth open.He certainly looks fine to me. I'll keep monitoring him and get Lesley on the post if necessary. thanks! Jordan

I had to leave town for 3 mths and my girlfriend is taking care of my 10 mth old Male Ambilobe PC. She may be overly sensitive and paranoid, but she says when she looked at him yesterday and this morning he will open and close his mouth, not very wide. Sounds like he's simply drinking the dew...

My 9mth old male Ambilobe PC was a bit dehydrated. I increased mistings and added a drip. How does this look to you? I also switched up his diet after a cricket strike to include silk worms and an occasional horned worm. I'm surprised to see orange then white. I know white is healthy and...

btw: can't tell if he's gaining wait, but he certainly doesn't look malnourished or skinny.