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180g sounds incorrect. My male is the largest of the gang at 198g, and he is at least 30% larger than Clarice. The male panthers are behind him at 190ish.

Depends on age, build, etc. I havent written down Clarice’s weight recently, but she was around 106g at around 15 months old. I’ll try to weigh her tomorrow, she is a hair over 4 years old now…. And still a grouch.

She looks pretty good to me. Vets are only human, sometimes they make mistakes, or issues might be outside of their expertise or experience. Just like human doctors, sometimes you might want a second opinion, and there's nothing wrong with that ... or even a third opinion if you are still on...

I think it depends on the water quality. Good quality tap water (considered healthy for humans) has some naturally occurring minerals that ARE good for people and some plants. Some species of plants and animals (orchids and fish, for example), are really sensitive to minerals, and so tap...

I bet she feels better already! What a good girl!

Curious if they give you any topical antibiotics for the area they lanced, or if they'll just pack it with antibiotics and give her a little stitch.

If I may, I'd suggest moving the feeder run a little so that if she tries to climb around it / between, she isn't squeezing between anything. Is she pacing and climbing the walls like crazy, lately? If so, she might be looking for a mate or egg site. My girls get into some precarious...

Good vibes and good luck to you both. Keep us posted on what the vet says, I'm interested to learn about her issue and their treatment. Its always so helpful to read about other's experiences. Speedy recovery!

Please keep us posted on the vet’s treatment route. I’m curious if they will lance it or try antibiotics, only.

oof! need to get her to the vets as soon as possible. if it is an infection, she needs antibiotics ASAP. I've lost a chameleon to complications from oral infection that was treated long before they came to me. It is a serious infection, and its likely very painful.

birds will eat and enjoy them any time of year, but would especially appreciate the little soldierflynuggies during winter. You could put them on plate or just throw them on the lawn. Many people intentionally use BSFL for composting and pollination (secondary).

Leaving your stove unattended is a fire hazard. Firefighter friends have experienced many fires and lost lives that started with someone using their stove for heat in winter. https://ota.dc.gov/release/dangers-using-your-stove-home-heating

One of my favorite artists (and also sorta kinda local) has a one-of-a-kind chameleon painting up for grabs. @lurker._ on IG. I have one of his pieces in my office… been hoping he’d have another chameleon piece available for a long time. Bad timing on my part, but sharing in case anyone is...

I’m so sorry for your loss. I love the photos of their sweet little faces. Lola has quite the casque! Big hugs to you.

Petco had some Zoomed enclosures for more than half off (promo codes stack)…. But they are only 18” high. Not suitable for chams but awesome for snakes, frogs, plants, etc! People are snagging 30x18x18” double door vivs for $65!

Its me! I am lost in this dang day light savings time HECK!!!

I’d love to help but my guys are still patrolling their trees at 6 yo. Is it helpful to have ages of older, but still living specimen?

What a hunk!

Very sorry to hear. These little creatures leave a huge imprint on our hearts. 💚

Yes, I think you are correct, which makes it even more confusing lol