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As stated above cbb stands for captive bred babies meaning the parents of the offspring also were captive bred specimens.

Your best bet is going to be to build or buy a screen cage that one is too small for him even if he is blind. You will want to remove the dirt and the chance of him eating dried crickets is not likely at all, they only usually eat things that have movement. He has to be eating some way if he is...

Here is a good link on general care of chameleons https://www.chameleonforums.com/general-care-true-chameleons-5943/ Also if he is not able to see I personally would remove the soil the chance of him accidently eating some of the substrate while trying to feed is a pretty likely situation...

When worms are to the point that they are vomited it is normally a pretty serious case but with proper medication and treatment he should be okay, Like stated it is normal for him to go off feeding while being wormed especially with it being a heavy parasite load. Chances are good he will...

Yes, should also of mentioned that I would have an appointment at a good reptile vet before taking him on chances are he is wild caught with the additional problems of internal parasites, dehydration, the burns you referred to, Theres always a lot to consider when taking in rescues.

I worked at Petco as the companion animal manager for two years, often times what happens is the company as a whole purchases a group of animals such as the jacksons that are showing up in everyones petsmarts. When the company does a large purchase like this they pay next to nothing for the...

Yeah I'm with you on prices I buy a lot of my coral and fish there I sent you a pm with who the breeder is most likely

What store in Pittsburgh? Aquaworld?

Sounds good! Any questions just shoot them my way!

That one i paid 95 for its hippocampsus erectus i also have a pair of hippocampsus comes those i paid 140 for the pair.

Yeah the seahorses aren't super easy to take care of I have them with just a hang on the back filter to try and reduce a lot of the current seems to really help I've had no issues.

Hey guys, Here are some pictures I took real quick tonight. This is a little veiled female that i ended up taking home from a local petco that I used to work at. Nosy Be, Rio being his ultra-friendly self in the first picture then a more relaxed picture of him...

Okay so i went upstairs and noticed he was flashing again with a huge nasty partially brown/black sperm plug hanging out of his vent so i tugged it out with some tweezers do you think that this could be part of the issue of what was going on?

Will do! It doesn't seem to bother him at all he acts completely fine with it doesn't show any sensitivity when walking on his branches or anything he eats fine drinks fine not sure what caused it.

Yeah it definitely has gone down some but I'm hoping that the antibiotics will take it down the rest of the way. Almost finished building his new enclosure too hopefully have him moved in by Friday.

In the vet region he flashed me at one point but has a abnormally swollen vent since I got him I'll link you to the first post: https://www.chameleonforums.com/normal-abnormal-76082/ Some of the swelling has gone down but its still abnormally large

Well took Rio for a second opinion today, the first vet decided it was an abscess/tumor and thought it just needed drained out but I disagreed with the vet on this one they did nothing to diagnose that there was any fluid or such in there just wanted to slice into him so I decided against...

I might end up trading him back into the breeder i feel really guilty doing this tho :/

Theres another picture he doesnt seem to be bothered or in pain by it but ill def get him checked out

Well after the shower still no difference went to the bathroom again but no difference in swelling or whatever it may be.