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“Conclusion: the genetic damage baseline level was identical in both C. c. chamaeleon inhabiting El-Dabaa (Marsa Matrouh) and C. c. musae inhabiting El-Arish (North Sinai) of Egypt that confirmed the safety of their habitats.”…...

Good to hear you’ve decided to come back…welcome back! Hope you’ll post often enough that we know you’re still here…and that share your knowledge with those you can help?! You were missed!!

It could be a sign of MBD. What supplements do you use and how often for each?

Welcome to the forum! What species is your chameleon? Please post some photos of the cage including the lights on the cage..and some of your chameleon.

Welcome to the forum. How old is your chameleon? It’s really going to depend on what’s wrong with him…but it’s good that he’s at the vets. Hopefully the vet is knowledgeable about chameleons. Good luck! Keep us posted.

Awesome little critter!

These parts are still there… http://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/species-taxonomy.html http://www.adcham.com/html/ecology/ecology-map.html From the second link you can get to a lot of the pages. The Wayback Machine might be helpful.

Welcome to the forum! How old is your chameleon? Male or female? Species? Please post some photos of your cage including the lights on top of the cage. Is the cage near a window? Where do you live?

I know your teasing me!

You were very lucky to have so many good years together..but I’m sure the loss was and still is shocking and not easy to cope with. I know you have many good memories of your time together that will always be with you. My heart goes out to you and your family. Hugs and love. ❤️

She looks to be very gravid! Good luck with her! She’s so pretty!

I was laughing because it is a lot of reading and it’s going to take me a while to get through it all too…if I want to absorb it all.

Love the colours!

Welcome back! Beautiful little chameleon! How about posting some more photos of the species please!

How a Canadian scientist and a venomous lizard helped pave the way for Ozempic… https://globalnews.ca/news/9793403/ozempic-canada-scientist-venomous-lizard-weight-loss/

https://veteriankey.com/emergency-and-critical-care-medicine-of-reptiles/

More… “The rise of Ozempic: how surprise discoveries and lizard venom led to a new class of weight-loss drugs”… https://medicine.uq.edu.au/article/2024/04/rise-ozempic-how-surprise-discoveries-and-lizard-venom-led-new-class-weight-loss-drugs Reptiles as Promising Sources of Medicinal Natural...

“the impact on biodiversity loss due to human causes (habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change) must be controlled through proper national legislation, enforced controls, as well as cultural shifts in public attitudes towards the environment. Obviously, procedures against the release...

“In this dissertation I evaluate, based on a taxonomic revision of Calumma nasutum group, the significance of mitochondrial lineages for species delimitation and promote micro- computed tomography (micro-CT) as an additional tool for integrative taxonomy. The second part deals with the discovery...

They all definitely have their own personalities. I had one male veiled that would literally chase after, running, to bit me. He would grab the skin on the back of my hand and twist to rip off a chunk. The only thing hat would stop him was to grasp his casque gently and hold on to it…because...