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@Brodybreaux25 here is the fourm of what was going on with our cham. Like we keep telling u he was doomed as soon as we got him. This was a 3-4day thing and it was brutal. we did not go to the vet till day 3 so I dont see how that could have CONTRIBUTED to his death. I urge you to read this...

I'm pretty sure that in this message you stated that what my vet told me to do killed him... I appreciate all the help that was given during the time my flash needed help. I do not appreciate the accusation that my vet was the ont that killed him when in face it was the breeder that had him...

Thank you it is very much appreciated!

He died of dehydration and lack of vitamins. He had a calcium deficiency that got into his bones. The soak had nothing to do with him dying.

What killed my cham was not soaking him in water. It was the lack of vitamins that was not givin to him before he was giving to us. We had him for 7 days and 3 out of those 7 he was bad. We went to the vet in a last hope to get him healthy.

Thank you so much.. I think he was just too far gone. Pretty sure he was vitamin deficient before we even got him and it went into the bones and he couldn't hide it any more. Then went the dehydration. I do have to say this forum helped my husband and I alot through these last 4 days so thank...

We were told to soak him due to him not shedding and being dehydrated. same way you would soak a snake to help it shed. The advice isnt from 2014. Alot of people have different things that they do that WORK. Sometimes soaking helps. Sometimes not. But u should probably relay the information...

I really appreciate all of this. Our cham passed last night.

Thank you. We will keep trying to get him to drink.

@kinyonga here is the posts from earlier. the only thing I need to know is about the poop.....

Thank you wasnt sure if I should start a new one or not.

We took him to the vet and the breeder said he was Male. I have attached more pictures of him. The first 2 are when he appeared to be healthy and the rest have been over the course of the 3 days that he has been declining.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Senegal chameleon, male, and age is adolescent. 1 week he has been in our care. Handling - first day we handled him 1 time to get him in cage but not at all for 4 days and then he declined. we dont like to handle him at all but due to him going through recovery...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Senegal chameleon, male, and age is adolescent. 1 week he has been in our care. Handling - first day we handled him 1 time to get him in cage but not at all for 4 days and then he declined. we dont like to handle him at all but due to him going through...

No dripper, they told us that it would be a waste of money to do that or a mister/fogger. Also said glass would be better but when we went to the vet I told them what they told me and they were like ummmm, that's not right at all. So I'm not sure. They could have no knowledge on cham at all...

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Update on cha. We took him to the vet and they are saying he Is dehydrated and malnourished also says he has a calcium deficiency. They said there is no way to tell if he was like this before we got him. I'm not sure what to do at this point because the vet bill to get him taken care of is...

So figuratively speaking we can go to the vet and then take it to the breeder and see what they will do from there? We have the money to get him seen but any testing we wouldn't have the money right now.

It's like the one on the right. But it's a 40 gal tall so its alot taller than that one. That would be amazing. If u could help me find one.

They told us that he is definitely is dehydrated and then told us he had sticky saliva and that is a sign of upper respiratory. I'm not sure how I would find the pet agreement in az. When we bought him the told us that it was a final sale.