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Hello, I switched from a reptiglow 5.0 strip with a basking deep dome light to a 400 watt exter. ballist light fixture with a full spectrum " grow bulb" and his colors and over all activity increased 5 fold.

I took my cham to the vet last thursday, also had worms prescribed panacur one cc for five days after a positive on a fetal float test. Mr. Chameleon has a retest tommorrow. Maximus weighs 36 grams. She charged 13 dollars for the panacur premixed and ready to go.

When you cleaned the tank did you use a differant cleaning solution? Maybe not rinse it well? Was the lettuce washed well to prevent pesticide from being ingested? Just two possible thoughts.. That totally sucks about your crickets, especially after going through the trouble to clean...

When I first got Maximus, I took him to the vet and he was perscribed dewormer with had to be administered with a little syringe. He tolerated it pretty well and after a little coaxing opened his mouth for the syringe. It seemed really tedious, I couldn't imagine multiple times a day. Do...

This may sound like a silly question, but why would you want your chameleon to drink from a syringe if he didnt want to? Isn't it stressful to try to convince him?

I would imagine pretty often, you dont want bacteria growing out of control. What I do is once a day check the leaves and enclosure ande just wipe the leaf with a paper towel. My chameleon doesn't seem to mind. He just watches. If your little guy stresses easy then Im not sure... :confused...

I have a senegal that is a total ham for attention. To date he hasn't biten, hissed or gaped. ( but its only been two weeks.) I usually let him hang out on a large house plant when I am working on the p.c and if you stand or sit too close he will reach to you.. He is turning out to be a...

food for thought..

Thanks Millerman.. The receptionist said the exam starts at $40 and basicly goes up...I'm hoping I can get out the door for under $100.

Hello, I have recently inherited a senegal chameleon. A neighbor bought him as a pet and he wasnt " thriving". Maximus is aprox 4 months old or so I have been told. He is improved quite a bit in the two weeks he has been in my care. I made an appointment with a veterinarian who specializes in...