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well.... she died as well. this morning

the bump might be a sign of stress. our chameleon had one on the bottom jaw. when i took him to the vet they said it might've been from stress.

thank you sean. hopefully she survives long enough to lay her eggs

in case what was a factor?

heres an update well he passed away this morning. i tried all that i could. im so sad...but now i have to keep cami from dying of a broken heart.

thank you for the dr referral...i live in flag.

well i found out that its dehydration. severe dehydration. the vet says we're pretty much fighting a losing battle. she has laid them with him there. i wouldve removed her or him if they should aggression, but there was/is none, so i didnt think itd be that big of a deal

maybe a month or a month and a half ago. we removed the moss. we removed the waterfall.

i just went in and looked at him and it looks like hes trying to poop but its stuck or something.

when they took a sample from him, they said it was a infection and not cancerous. we took the waterfall out before the first vet visit...and we asked them to check the both of our lizards for anything. how would i perform a biopsy?

its uber windy right now. it sucks. but i just dont want to put him down.

do you really think the vet will do anything if they are already telling me to put him down? do you know anything about the antibiotic i described?

heres what the label said: 2 MG/ML (0.04 ML OF 150 MG/ML DILUTED TO 3 CC WITH BACTERIOSTATIC WATER): PLACE 0.13 ML IN A CRICKET OR MEALWORM ONCE DAILY FOR 10 DAYS. Rx: CLINDAMYCIN INJ <.5 CC and we tried to give it to the cricket and mealworm but the liquid in them caused them to die

heres a pic heres a picture of him and you can kind of see the discoloration

not that i am aware of. they did do a sample of his bump

it doesnt sound like parasites does it? i can try and put a picture up but no guarantees

i tried to get him in the vet but all they want to do is put him down.

we did remove the waterfall. we didnt separate them, but they rarely showed signs of aggression. we would mist all the time. we did get correct lighting. we feed them calcium dusted crickets every other week. and then regular crickets when we dont dust them. and we feed them meal worms when we...