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Yes, I have but unlike that I have to figure out a way to make the tail coil and uncoil rather than just going up and down

Thanks, me and my father have been thinking of making Petri a prosthetic tail which will be difficult but I'm hoping it'll work

I was extremely worried that my iguana had CANV when we had to take him to the veterinarian. But he didn't which was very relieving

NOt really, he was just a "commoner" and had a passion for animals. Surprised he didn't go into Veterinarian medicine.. and yes, I am young

Well, I'm only 14 so I do not have so much experience but my father does but he did keep pets illegally and had over a thousand reptiles to be fair. He also kept his chameleons in a houseplant and they were surprisingly healthy, haha. I also have a lot of reptiles but definitely not as much as...

I got her from a terrible pet store that was forced to close down (at least this is what my father said), she was my "late eleventh birthday present"

Yes, the vet took a blood sample from her tail to make sure that her tail rot wasn't something else such as Can V.

My tortoise is male, so is my water dragon but I do not plan on mating any of my animals. As far as my pets go, none of them except my old aquatic turtle have laid any sort of eggs, but then again, most of my animals are male. The thing with Petri is that I do not see any spurs but I also have...

Thank you, this is all very informative

I have a red footed tortoise named Tortellini, and I don't mind the questions as long as they help. And I didn't know water dragons ate veggies, I have one as well and would feeding him veggies be a good idea?

She also doesn't change her coloring often (only when she's stressed or mad). I do not know if that is a bad thing or something normal, and like an idiot I forgot to ask the vet about it.

She is about 4 years old and there are no yellow patches on any parts of her. Ever since I started doing physical therapy with her, she has been using her back legs a lot more. The reason she falls so much is that she will grab her front leg with her back leg and will not let go (if that makes...

It wasn't a dramatic move but the humidity in the room her terrarium is in changed and the vet specifically said that her tail rot was most likely caused by the humidity for everything else about Petri and her environment was healthy. The vet didn't apply antibiotics but I had to give her...

Just checked and she is a female. The reason I have a water bowl is that it's used to catch water from her dripping system and she hasn't been seen to eat any vegetables or greens because she's a picky eater. She is still pooping and she is relatively healthy and still eats, it's the fact that...

I use "they" because I am unsure of the sex of Petri and wanted to use a general term.

Hello, I'm new to this website but I have a veiled chameleon named Petri. My family moved recently and the change in humidity gave my baby tail rot. That being said, we had to take her to the vet and get part of her tail amputated otherwise the infection would lead to her/his organs, killing...