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  1. Scoobthenoob

    When is basking light need

    Need more information, and yes you need a basking light, he also needs UVB. Would you please take the time to fill out and post here, from here....https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/ Thank you
  2. Scoobthenoob

    This is a silly question

    Only silly question is the one that remains unasked This will be an opinion fest, but here is my thought, whilst I think that chameleons, have the ability to recognize there owners, I also think that certain colours and shapes might appear more hostile, think of there coloration and what we...
  3. Scoobthenoob

    Small Scab and Eye Rubbing

    The above is approximately same ratio as Minims® Saline 0.9% w/v. Eye Drops, solution. Sodium Chloride Sodium Chloride is of course what we know as table salt. The boiling should remove any harmful impurity from the tap water, if possible use RO water still boil this.
  4. Scoobthenoob

    Small Scab and Eye Rubbing

    Here is what you do..... Take 100ml of water and boil it, then add 1g of table salt and stir until dissolved. Allow water too cool, you will need a pippett draw amount up and drip over the affected area. I would do this 3 times a day so long as it does not cover stress your chameleon...
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    Something stuck in my chameleon

    Gez man.... another what 12-24 hours..... If your going to go down that route, at least take it to Cam's vet.... it will be cheaper at least.... Whilst no one here likes the thought of him suffering for to much longer that 12/24 hours could mean the difference of quite a few green backs. Also...
  6. Scoobthenoob

    Leftover crickets

    Yep I jumped in to offer advice, it was wrong Well, I would still not reduce the food amount, Just re-capture the ones that made a bid for freedom just before lights out, and put them in again the day after. :) Monitor his poo
  7. Scoobthenoob

    Leftover crickets

    Depends on bugs.. yes sorry, I let the locusts, and the crickets free roam if they get outta the feeder cup... it happens.. Also mine is veiled, not pygmy, not that this makes any difference there is a potential for the predator to be pre-dated,... Does not make it best practice.
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    Something stuck in my chameleon

    Reality Bites We are trying to advise you, understand you can not afford which is why I keep on saying payment plan, alternatives are.. Long agonizing death, or euthanasia. If you go for long agonizing death then that is cruelty. I heavily recommend either contacting Cammom's vet first...
  9. Scoobthenoob

    Leftover crickets

    So long as he is eating I would let them free roam, and monitor not his intake but his poo.. Better to have to much than not enough. Also consider a feeder cup that he can get into and out of but the crickets can not.
  10. Scoobthenoob

    Something stuck in my chameleon

    Do this perhaps Message camimom...... So call them first thing tomorrow having msg'd camimom :)
  11. Scoobthenoob

    Terrified Veiled

    As above but please fill in this as well https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/
  12. Scoobthenoob

    Fungus or Bacteria on skin?!? (Vailed)

    Could you also fill this in and post here please :) https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/
  13. Scoobthenoob

    Small Scab and Eye Rubbing

    Also keep us posted Keep us posted... please :)
  14. Scoobthenoob

    Something stuck in my chameleon

    Do not let him suffer Seriously, I/we understand that finances are hard to come by, and I am sorry if I made you feel bad with my earlier comment, please though, think "Payment Plan". You owe it to the creature to at least have him checked, as soon as is possible. Also if he is still...
  15. Scoobthenoob

    am i ready for my veiled chameleon?

    Never ready Only prepared.. Only thing you can do is keep on researching.... You will then know when the time is right..... Good luck :)
  16. Scoobthenoob

    Fungus or Bacteria on skin?!? (Vailed)

    Vets cost money That would seem like a pretty standard set of tests, for a new patient who has signs of infection, simply looking at an infection can be an indicator of the root cause, however there are so many potential issues, also by carrying out those tests the vet will be able to see and...
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    Something stuck in my chameleon

    Guessing these are the numbers for that surgery. Toll Free: 866-491-5538 Telephone: 301-977-1881
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