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Poor Lilly. What a heartbreak. I'm so sorry :(

@savage13 @Twitchet Don't be jealous... With those colors, both your boys are (going to be) stunners! Two very, very good looking chams :D Besides... Who ever saw an "ugly" Parson's? No one, that's who.

That top photo is just precious! :D Savor the small days - he'll be a big parsonii forever but he's only a baby for a short time!

Bead of silicone caulk all around? If the screen is nylon, you might want to test the sealant in a small place first - make sure it doesn't eat through the screen. With a little bit of practice, running a neat caulk line is pretty easy.

26. To fulfill that strange internal compulsion to desperately seek validation from something that is emotionally unavailable... Or is that just me? :coffee:

Bucky is holding steady right around 325g for the last month. He has been slow and hasn't been eating much since November, maybe a roach or two a week and the occasional snail. He is drinking well and not losing weight, so I'm letting him be. His appetite will come back with the longer days...

Bucky pops out the bright yellow if I disturb him after dark. Another of Craig's OE babies does, too. That yellow just be in the primo genes :D

Ha! I shower Bucky on the exact same plant :D Her colors are so delicate and pretty.

@dmaizer Lilly is looking lovelier than ever! She's a beautiful girl.

That nose! What a gorgeous guy :D How old is he?

Happy Hatch day, Dulce! You certainly are a sweet little girl :D

It does! Thanks!

Tell Little Leaf we say hello! I don't think she's been on in awhile. She is missed.

Poor little Maggie :( what a heart breaking update.

And you have a new set of neighbors to show off to! #chameleonxmas

Ah, Armani, you are a baggy-pajama-wearing doll!

Poor little guy. That's very likely pap. The growths can be surgically removed, but that's about all. It can be easily spread to your other chameleon, so please use good quarantine procedures. Don't release him either to avoid spreading it to a wild community (not sure if you collected...

That does look like it could be a skin fungal infection. The pap virus seems to more often cause hard crusty growths. The vet should biopsy it for analysis. That's the only way to be sure. Fungal infections are very difficult to treat, can be contagious to other reptiles, and are often (in...

This is very helpful - thank you! If you think of the guy in Jersey, let me know.