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Gout is also a option http://www.mythicalchameleons.com/vetcases.htm#gout

you can try some liquid calcium (any pharamacy has it give a little every day .3cc) to try and unduce contraction. her eyes look bad she looked good int he previous posts but that is a drastic and very worrysome change. Id recomend a vet as well.

Hey I would say that is definatly not normal, id also check on what was posted above me. mabey you could give more info about the cham might help people toss out some ideas

Iv raised a bunch they do well on fruit flies and then when they are big enough can be switched to crickets, high humidity is good and they did well for me at abour 17-20C when temps went about 25C here they really suffered. I did not use a heat source on mine untill they were 4-5 month but if...

sorry about the termalogly, mabey the ones in the US are not sterilised im in canada they are a imported pest here so there are special import terms.

it means they are cacooning, but they are sterilized so they cant hatch (trust me you dont want them to hatch lol) due to this they will die in that stage eventually

you can wash the mesh in the washing machine cold water do not put in the dryer! the soft tray youll have to clean on your own or get a new one i think they sell replacements

Congrats they look Great. poor one eyed willy.

C. quilensis. or C. roperi are my quesses as well as i cant see big flaps

they are flap neck chameleons, delipis, based on the pics the upper pic is male lower is female although i cant see the base of the tail. they look stressed there normal colors should be green.

yea id say acual matting was under a half hour and prolly 5-10 mins to get into a good position. I love how easy it is to tell when she is receptive now that i know how to read her colors. ill have to take pics of my other guys i dont get many chances latly. here is one of silvan he is...

I have that book as well roo i think its a really good cheap book every reptlile keeper should have.

its part of the delipis complex i cant see its head well here is a link http://www.chameleonnews.com/dilepis.html

some parasites will live without ill effect on your cham IF your cham is healthy and strong, if you have a highly stressed or ill animal this is when they can do major dammage to the cham. How fast a WC cham adapts to captivity plays a big role as well. sometimes treeting blindly for one type...

I wonder why your CB stuff is always more colorfull then the wc's what are you feeding them haha that is a really sexy super amazing color on her

lele - female receptive carpet are quite slutty she litterly walked buy him and wagged her bum at him lol, he bobbed with joy haha. almost as bad as my female meru jax roo - last time they mated i was so worried my eggs would be unfirtal because i dident whitness anything it was both of...

If your in the US FLchams.com hatched some carpets. Youll have to look around. here is a thread on the https://www.chameleonforums.com/baby-carpet-chameleons-hatching-3236/

my F2 carpet (majors) making there second clutch of F3 eggs when one is clogged its always good to have a spare.

in addition to all the water suff feed as much water and fat heavy food as you can for now silkworms, hornworms, are very high water content and butters and wax worms are great as well for re plumping a cham. im not sure what cham this is i dont read all the threads on here so im prolly missing...

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