haha yea i guess i misspoke. small in comparison to Toronto anyway. The vet is from the Burloak Animal Hospital and I honestly just don't know what to look for veterinarians. This one seemed okay but it was really more that her explanation for his hips like that was that he was just a bit thin, which seemed weird to me cause I haven't seen any other veils that look like mine. But ye i don't know too much so just wanted some other opinions from hereCan you post another photo or two of your chameleon please?
There may be nothing that the vet needed to say about the hip bones.
So you think Oakville is a small town?
ye the vet was Lisa McKinnon.
alright that's good to know, I'll be sure to learn as much as I can next time I'm there.
foods like, ALWAYS available because i let the black soldier flies pupate in his enclosure, and they fly up and he eats them regularly i also try to feed him butterworms and waxworms when he'll take them. the website i get my silkworms from hasn't had them for a while idk if its cause they're seasonal or sold out or what but right now i try to feed him one or two hornworms every day with superworms as a treat, as well as black soldier flies whenever he wants them. he isn't really too keen on the more fatty bugs so i usually don't try to feed him those. hes always been this skinny since I got him in January and hes very energetic so i haven't been too too concerned about it.
ye superworms are awesome and he LOVES them. I stopped with the crickets tho cause they kept escaping. are they a better staple than the black soldier flies? because those are way easier to contain for some reason
You gotta try them! Easy to hatch, no smell, and my chams love them. I feed larger bugs in the mornings but I like to give one of these as an afternoon snack and I think it is the highlight of the day.
