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Ok having now made an enemy. I took him out of his enclosure for closer inspection, he is actually reluctant to open his left eye, although there is no obvious sign of infection I made some 10% saline solution and dripped it onto the eye, he made a internal motion that was like a small electric...

Actually I whitnessed two things this morning.. His eyes open fully, he feed's I observe him he half shuts them, when he walks under his big bulb he half shuts them so I figure is reaction to me and to intense light, so.. I still intend to take him to vet but today I will change his bulb to...

How do you transport yours? I am a little concerned as to how best to transport him to vet... any thoughts?

I was going to get a different bulb tomorrow. I was going to get a different bulb tomorrow, I did think this could be an issue as the light is intense.. However, I am not ruling out other issues and assuming light is the problem, I get a new bulb tomorrow, then vet on Monday. I am not...

If no improvment by Monday Then I guess Vet.... Unfortunately he developed this "condition" on Friday evening.. so... stuck.

And now he is sleeping.. I am concerned, he is sleeping now even though his lights not due to go out for another 2 hours. :|

(Arcadia) D3 Basking lamp 160 12 hours on 12 hours off. that is UVA/UVB/IR Combi Anyway, 'Fella' is wide awake today with both eyes fully open.. will kee on monitoring, and keep this thread posted...

Chameleon Info: Veiled, male six months old est. Been in my care for two months He is not handled, not for not trying just he hisses and bites, and runs, so rather than stress him I just keep on re-attempting with the offer of food. He is fed, Crickets, Locusts, Wax worms and...

https://www.chameleonforums.com/box-elder-bugs-93401/ From external source. Is this a poisonous bug??? Nevermind, I figured it out. It�s a boxelder bug. They eat tree saps. Not toxic but probably bitter and tastes like sh-it to the chams.

Again not an expert.. Although you don't want constant humidity, maintaining a humidity of between 30%-60% would be better, certainly during slough.

Let your Cham show you how it is done.. First you must work on flicking your tongue out, you need to match the acceleration of a fighter jet, this of course will take some practice. Then you need to start working with your eye to tongue co-ordination, first start off with a silkworm, they...

Your vet probably knows best.. Although I would wait for a more senior member to respond also, I think the fact she is being supplemented through direct feeding and she has not lost or gained weight is a indication that she is recovering. What does her poo look like? I would ask the vet...

Not entirely sure.. But.. Do you know the humidity of his enclosure? I would await a more senior member though, however slough problems can be humidity related, and nothing here indicates there is any circulatory restrictions being caused by his remaining skin. Try increasing the humidity...

Organic Bamboo Cane. I use organic Bamboo Cane, as it is easy to work with.. :)

Mesh keeps most in. Direct your nozzles towards your main folliage, towards the top, and you should not have any problem.

Genuinely sorry. Simply Sorry :(

Update please I hope he has stabilized, please keep us posted.

Jelly :D green with envy.

Depending on your location.. Check these forums for good trusted breeders, I am led to understand that without exception the breeders here know there animal, and are happy to offer advice when starting out. Then you have an entire wealth of knowledge and experience available to you here on...

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