DaChameleonKing
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Kidney failure shows no symptoms until the kidneys can't keep up with amount of toxins they have to remove. There is more kidney than the body needs, which is why a person can donate one kidney and live a normal life. But, suppose the kidneys only remove 99.9% instead of a capacity of 400% of the toxins from the blood. (I have no idea what the capacity of kidneys are, but certainly well over 200% since a person can donate one and go on to live their lives.) Every day there will be an increase of .1% toxins building up in the blood. That's not a lot and the animal (or person) continues on with their life not showing symptoms until slowly the toxins build up to the point of showing symptoms. The kidney failure happened a long time before any symptoms appeared.
I'm just throwing kidney failure out there as an example of what might be wrong because it is so prevalent. Certainly gutloading feeders or multivitamins didn't cause the symptoms you reported.
Ok. This will be a well-learned lesson. Thank you for your help. I was just talking to The owners of Kammerflage Kreations and they were just as helpful as you. They said its better to get a captive bred than a wild caught and this is a lesson that I will only buy captive bred chameleons. Thank you for the help JaJeanPierre