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It may be 50+ in Ohio, but it looks like it's snowing in the baby cage :ROFLMAO:

Thanks everyone :)

Excellent info! Thanks Those ARE the worms EWWWW :eek: :eek:

I keep trying to post in the memorandum - I can post a title, but the text box will only stay gray? She did not make it :( Here are the pics and other things I wanted to share , they are on my rescue page - Life with Elliott and friends on FB https://www.facebook.com/LifewithElliotandfriends/...

I just put one of my panther girls down this week, she was 6 3/4 yrs old, and Max was 10 days short of being 7 when he passed- the pic is of Max & Elliott - Max was our PR chameleon for our rescue :)

Pin and round worms can migrate to be sub Q- they are all so nasty- lol They have been with me about 3 weeks- they were rescue - even tho in quarantine, I am just nervous of the chams getting/having this also- The little pygmy that had surgery is still alive, but did not want to eat or drink...

I think they could also be pin - still waiting for the vet to call back to see if he wants them to see- but today is his surgery day- so he probably won't call until later, or even Monday being it's not an emergency - the animals were just there last week- these things were all over- in the...

From my understanding, they must be removed surgically, even if you tried to treat them with dewormer, they (the worm) would not get it due to where it is in the body (sub Q) and how it feeds, it would not come in contact with the dewormer - I just want to be sure if I do in fact have to have...

Their main diet is earthworms, and snails, that worm lives in the skin layer- eww! Lol

I did read that, I have never in person had to deal with as of until now, kinda one of those things I aways wanted to see, but not! Lol my worry is, 9 were sent in, 3 were rehome, 3 died on the 1st and 2nd day, and 3 were here- I don't suppose the others will be free of them:cautious::mad:

I tried to warn you in the title - lol I was not kidding when I said GROSS - lol

Horsehair worm I bet, was it black

Not until the air really hit them- but the neck mass of them did seem to be more "alert " when disturbed -

They still have a few mos. before they will be ready, I won't sell them under 5 mos. But I will be sure and post when ready, but the local waiting list pretty much has them all homes- but I am sure some will need to pack little travel bags :)

These were actually in a Mt. Horn dragon that passed yesterday - but I also know wc chams can have them- and boy have we had them pouring into the rescue latley - :eek: I do practice very strong hygiene/ quarantine with all the chams and other reptiles , especially the wc rescue - but now I am...

Thanks, they are the biggest clutch I have ever had, and all are great eaters, so friendly - just love my babies :) and Mommy, she is also doing great- I was nervous for her after having so many, but she was just like "eh, no biggie, now where are my Hornworms " lol

Ohhhh I do, trust me- lol but I am EXTREMELY fussy who they go to, I make sure they are all eating many kinds of food items, cup feed, and I hold/hand feed them so they will not fear "the hand" - lol so when I do place one , I have no worries - and I have a 100% open door return, so if "life"...

the 25 babies all continue to do great, shedding, growing, being CUTE - they still like to sleep in a big hot mess - LOL the poor plant gave up, and I had to replace it with a firm stick - some of them are growing HUGE- taking after Olive line for sure - lol :p you can see in the pics, the size...

The little pygmy with the mass had her surgery today, amazingly - she did very well:D the mass was kinda a fatty looking thing, she had a complete abdominal muscles tear, from her chest, about to the vent- how does this happen !? We repaired the muscle and put everything back in her. She is...

We have not ruled that out either, but it's so far forward - ty for the info - how is my big guy Teddy :D:ROFLMAO::LOL: I saw his weigh in :)