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ive tried googling it cant find anyone close to me there should be a lot more, since a lot more people are getting them. They're more fragile than a cat or dog and so the risk of going to see a vet increases, ive that list aswel and i cant find anywere close to me, im just worried about...

if i seen a chameleon in a tank i would steal him:o

does anyone know of any reptile vets in the north west of england near blackburn lancashire or preston well anywere really just up north, i need to get my chameleon checked out i think he has a respiratory problem, and do you have any rough ideas how much it will cost not that it matters but...

kodos what insects does your veiled prefer he sounds a lot like mine and im picking and choosing insects he likes. have you tried silkworms ?

wow hes lovely!

we bought a baby chameleon veiled, and picked a male just because of the whole egg business and when they have babies its meant to take a few years off their lives, what you have to think about is with getting a baby is they are more fragile, require more looking after but the plus note is you...

I live in the uk and was wondering if chams can eat common houseflies like bluebottles or daddy longlegs. i know they havent had pesticides on them because they've been loitering in my kitchen for some time now. might as well put them to some use!

its called "Real deal reptiles" is a 60w neodymium spotlamp which states on the back that it emits uva/uvb

hope this helps mine was doing the same thing and i took him to the vets and he said he was scared of heights:confused:

ive just bought a neodymium basking bulb and it says its got uva and uvb does that mean its an all in one where i wont need my normal uv strip bulb or not?

thanks for the advice thats what i was going to do but just wanted a few peoples points of view who knew what they were talking about.

ill have to send in pics next week when my camera gets sorted. the mad thing is him drowning- he escaped from his tank and my boyfriend found him in the dogs water bowl! he was dead ,lifeless,cold and floppy. my boyfriend got the bit of tubing from the little dripper which he put in the chams...

i was using a normal white basking bulb, he was wheezing before all this, it was only the other day i changed it to a exo terra infra red is was because the pet didnt have any others, im changing it this friday, the pet shops told me while he is young he should have a 10.0 ive been checking his...

sorry didnt see the rest.... Cage Info: Cage Type - wooden with mesh front, Dimensions: 24 x 18.5 x 21 Inches. Lighting - exo terra, infra red spot bulb, im using a 10.0 uv bulb exo terra and a 75 w basking bulb, i turn his lights on at 9 and turn them off at 9 Temperature - his basking end is...

Your Chameleon - yemen/veiled, male, he is 5 months old. i have had him for two months Handling - everyday Feeding - i feed him everyday roughly about 12, i put 10-15 small crickets in dusted every so often. the crickets are gut loaded and i put the calcium powder onto the crickets food...

thanks for that

we feed him on brown crickets size small or locust, hes about 5 month old now and we offer him about 10-15 in his viv.

does anyone know any basic signs of impaction ? my chameleon has just stopped eating, his temps are right, he drinks. gets misted but he eats about 1 insect a day, but he is pooing a little bit. But can chameleons still be impacted but manage to do any sort of poo ? thanks in advance