Sorry to start a new thread but I didn't think it'd be possible to get any answers from it with myself bumping it up, not like I need many answers.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/weak-dying-something-8431/
is the link describing my chameleon's problem.
Now....
I believe he is dead.
Following my last post from last night I woke up this morning and went to the vet with my mom and cham. She talked to a lady/cham expert and prescribed us a multivitamin supplement, saying it most likely was either lack of heat or calcium defeciency. Took him home around 3, and gave him the vitamin paste right away due to weight and everything. Spent some time setting up and doing a complete rehaul of the cage I had him in, more vines, more leaves, replaced all sticks substrate little particles of anything. Bought new uvb bulb, new heat lamp bulb both for day and night, bought vitamin powder for cricks. I put him back in the cage right next to the light (he was not moving very much on my bed before putting him in, while I set up). He sat on the vine for a couple minutes looking ok, he then made a hiss-like noise and his eyes buldged out in front of where his eyes are usually placed in center, then he fell upside down on the vine, eyes still moving very slightly. Naturally scared, I took him out immediatly and held him in my hand to get a closer look. Now we have pretty much no movement, expect what appears to be releasing air when his is moved, eyes are out and centered like normal looking, closed however and not moving, no breathing or moving apparent. Head is mostly brownish/gray, 66% of body is medium brown, and 33% green vertical striped. I assume he is dead, I realize he might have had respiratory problems due to the temperature dropping in my room the past week, which I told the vet and they hinted it might have been a problem, however not respiratory so no antibiotics were given (although probably too late), just looking for some confirmation he is dead... and uh yeah that's it.
I appreciate your help and thanks..
https://www.chameleonforums.com/weak-dying-something-8431/
is the link describing my chameleon's problem.
Now....
I believe he is dead.Following my last post from last night I woke up this morning and went to the vet with my mom and cham. She talked to a lady/cham expert and prescribed us a multivitamin supplement, saying it most likely was either lack of heat or calcium defeciency. Took him home around 3, and gave him the vitamin paste right away due to weight and everything. Spent some time setting up and doing a complete rehaul of the cage I had him in, more vines, more leaves, replaced all sticks substrate little particles of anything. Bought new uvb bulb, new heat lamp bulb both for day and night, bought vitamin powder for cricks. I put him back in the cage right next to the light (he was not moving very much on my bed before putting him in, while I set up). He sat on the vine for a couple minutes looking ok, he then made a hiss-like noise and his eyes buldged out in front of where his eyes are usually placed in center, then he fell upside down on the vine, eyes still moving very slightly. Naturally scared, I took him out immediatly and held him in my hand to get a closer look. Now we have pretty much no movement, expect what appears to be releasing air when his is moved, eyes are out and centered like normal looking, closed however and not moving, no breathing or moving apparent. Head is mostly brownish/gray, 66% of body is medium brown, and 33% green vertical striped. I assume he is dead, I realize he might have had respiratory problems due to the temperature dropping in my room the past week, which I told the vet and they hinted it might have been a problem, however not respiratory so no antibiotics were given (although probably too late), just looking for some confirmation he is dead... and uh yeah that's it.
I appreciate your help and thanks..
