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“The fungal isolate had 98% homology to Nannizziopsis draconii strain CBS 133987 referenced in GenBank.”… https://tvmdl.tamu.edu/2019/01/15/isolation-of-nannizziopsis-sp-from-skin-lesions-of-a-veiled-chameleon-chamaeleo-calyptratus/

“Depending on the species, some reptiles tolerated high degree of lipidosis (turtles) and other are very sensitive (chameleons, monitors)”… https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260435452_HEPATIC_LIPIDOSIS_IN_REPTILES

Look at that look of shock on his face! You need to visit him more often! 😉

So very sorry for your loss. He had great home with you…and I’m sure you have many memories of him in your heart. ❤️😔 How long was he with you?

Definitely a vet visit with a good chameleon vet would be a good idea. She may need to be put on antibiotics for a while and the vet can see what needs to be done with the area where the tongue detached. Chameleons can learn to eat without the tongue…but it takes them some time and it goes...

Good luck with the second egg too!

Baby is so cute! Do you still have the other egg?

Can you post a few photos of his cage please? What is the substrate in the cage? Do you have a photo of that too?

This might help….but I would be sure to see a good chameleon vet to be sure what’s going on with your chameleon… https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/swelling-of-casque-and-cheeks.155663/page-2 One more…

Please post a few more photos of your chameleon so I can see all of it from the side!

What form of vitamin A is in the vitamins? What do you feed/gut load the insects with?

Experimental Infection of Crickets (Gryllus Bimaculatus) with an Invertebrate Iridovirus Isolated from a High-Casqued Chameleon (Chamaeleo Hoehnelii)… https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/104063870701900609 Detection and Characterization of Invertebrate Iridoviruses Found in Reptiles...

For future reference…if any pink moist “parts” protrude from the back end of a chameleon…do NOT use Vaseline…use KY jelly. It would be a good idea to have a good chameleon vet check him out. You will want to watch to make sure no fungal infection has set in in that area.

Stella, Bart, and Lucky…happy Gotcha Day to you all! You are so lucky to be living with @MissSkittles ! See…females can live longer than a year of two…and Stella, you still can have a few more years of life because you’re with someone who has figured out exactly what a pretty girl like you...

Welcome to the forum and the world of chameleons! If you hold the male outside of the female’s cage so they can see each other but not get to each other, how does the female react to the male? What colour does the female display then?

What about that sexy curled tail? The sideways glance of that eye? 😉

Welcome to the forum and the world of chameleons! There is so much to learn, but you can learn here! We try not to scare people or attack them here…we just want to help you ensure the chameleon has the best chance at a good life with you! @elizaann2 asked “How old is the panther you are...

@PrincessSpaz …read through all your posts in this thread again and realize all the great memories you have of Princess Spaz…this means she will always be in your heart…always with you. ❤️

@MissSkittles said…”you’re teaching me well”… You’re a quick learner! You (and a few others who I won’t name in case I miss someone) have taken a lot of pressure off me, because you are all quick learners and do things like husbandry checks. I have appreciated it all!

You said…”There’s 12 reptiles and another would make it an unlucky #13 and I’m out of space”…well…if you get 2 you can skip the unlucky 13! There’s always room to squeeze in a couple more! 😁😉