3 month old panther jumping out of hand waist high
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TheLetterAfterP(Q)
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It's hard to say, but pictures would defidently help!
In the wild male chameleons will fight high up in the trees, pushing one another until the looser falls down onto the ground. The distance is much more, however the concrete could be the deciding factor. They are EXTREAMLY fragile creatures who require delicate care.
Keep a close eye on your guy and if you see any signs of him becoming weak I would defidently take him to the vet! Also check for any abnormalities on his body.
Good luck!
In the wild male chameleons will fight high up in the trees, pushing one another until the looser falls down onto the ground. The distance is much more, however the concrete could be the deciding factor. They are EXTREAMLY fragile creatures who require delicate care.
Keep a close eye on your guy and if you see any signs of him becoming weak I would defidently take him to the vet! Also check for any abnormalities on his body.
Good luck!
TheLetterAfterP(Q)
Avid Member
That may be true, however one thing to keep in mind as well is that chameleons are very good at hiding their weaknesses.
Brodybreaux25
Chameleon Enthusiast
Not trying to fuss you but of course it’s concrete!
Brodybreaux25
Chameleon Enthusiast
Chameleons only jump when they feel like they are totally cornered and under an eminent threat of death. They are literally exercising their last ditch effort to stay alive, that’s to jump into the unknown and hope they survive. Stop handeling your chameleon all together.
KingGoodman
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Rib breaks seem to be pretty common injuries in falls.
Brodybreaux25
Chameleon Enthusiast
That’s how you see it, he obviously saw it differently.
Brodybreaux25
Chameleon Enthusiast
Awesome! They usually do. If I’m doing something in the cage I usually take the Cham out and let them climb around in a house plant so they don’t feel like they have to keep evading you as you move around the viv.
