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We used it everyday. We have been very careful with supplements trying to avoid MBD, which is why we are so shocked and confused that this happened.

We went to 3 different reptile hospitals and hes had around 6 different vets because no vet has seen this situation before. They said it must be incredibly rare for this too happen because they dont know what to do, all they can do is treat him for the MBD and hope that everything else slowly...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Male Veiled, hes about 8 months and was only around 2 weeks when I got him. Handling - I take him out when I clean his cage, or re-arrange his plants which is around once a week. Feeding - I feed him small crickets because he refused to eat the larger ones. I...

So is there nothing that will bring him back? Is there nothing we can do for him to stay alive?

This was about a week ago.

My chameleon was diagnosed with MBD, his bones arent strong enough to pass feces and so the build-up is smothering his lungs, making it very hard for him to breathe. We took him to the vet, and they recommended we leave him there so they can put fluids in him and try to make him pass feces...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Male Veiled, hes about 8 months and was only around 2 weeks when I got him. Handling - I take him out when I clean his cage, or re-arrange his plants which is around once a week. Feeding - I feed him small crickets because he refused to eat the larger ones. I...

We are about 90% sure we know the answer! That our loved Pascal is a boy (: But he has recently been laying around the bottom of his cage, and in the dirt of the plants, and he is very petite so we are worried we may not be correct! We havent actually asked if it was male or female, we just...

I left specific instructions for the person I had watching him while I was away for 3 weeks this summer, instead of following my directions they powdered his crickets with d3 everyday!! I am very worried for him, I returned to him having these growths, he still eats well and doesn't pay them...

His uvb lamp is about directly above where he usually sits, me and my sister are the ones who mainly take care of him and we are afraid to bring him outside because there are crazy creatures in florida who would appreciate his small size being a perfect snack.

My room has a giant sliding glass door, his cage is against it, he sits on the side of the cage and just looks outside so I would say he is in the sun often!

My Male veiled Pascal has an appointment to see the vet in a few days, for an abscess on his head. He is almsot 10 months old and im afraid isnt growing as fast as he should be! He is about 11 inches in length including his tail, and im afraid he is under weight, he refuses to eat large crickets...

I have been out on a month vacation, my sister who has a chameleon of her own, but like me is a first time chameleon owner has been taking care of my 6 month old male. I returned today and saw two strange bumps on the top of his head! Are these normal, or should I be looking into this...

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Im moving to Chicago, from Florida and I want to bring my baby with me! :( giving him away would just kill me! I want to know if there is anyway I could bring him, I know the 24 hour car ride is out of question, he would have no lights until we stopped for the night, he would never survive...