Healthy or unhealthy cham, you decide!
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Kibu
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The picture is from a petsmart guide to chameleons. I got one to laugh at it's horrible advice
Haha I like this post^^^
AllFallDown
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yeah..........
pssh
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It doesn't surprise me, but at least the care they offer in their care sheets is better than how most of them actually care for the animals (at least their online ones.) I don't understand why they don't at least try to care for them the way they say to in the care sheets. Then they would have at least half a chance.
On another note, I got a business card from a very well known reptile store in the bay area and there was an incredibly sad looking veiled with severe MBD on it. They also tried to sell me a panther with healed burns (but the scars looked like it was really bad) for well over $300 dollars. His colors were so amazing, but I was not willing to pay for an un-discounted animal with bad scars.
On another note, I got a business card from a very well known reptile store in the bay area and there was an incredibly sad looking veiled with severe MBD on it. They also tried to sell me a panther with healed burns (but the scars looked like it was really bad) for well over $300 dollars. His colors were so amazing, but I was not willing to pay for an un-discounted animal with bad scars.
Mk2MadMitch
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I can't see what was wrong with the cham?
The source itself. Notice the statement on the bottom:
Thoughts? I do not mean to encourage a flame war here. All viewpoints welcome and respected please.
His eyes are sunken into his head. Look at the sunken ring around the eye. The eyes should be a bubble outside the skull without a sunken ring around it. The rostral horn is growing up instead of out forward.
Check out this page. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/health/
Check out this page. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/health/
Mk2MadMitch
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Ahh i see! Thanks.
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