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I usually just (from behind) put my index and my thumb gently on either side of their cheeks, and they usually gape at this and - voila! It always works for me, anyway. Except with my nicest chameleon, he just won't gape for anything, so I have to inject the medicine into insects with a needle provided by the vet.
I like to wait until my cham shoots a cricket or feeder and while they're chewing on it I squirt it into their mouth real fast. That way I'm not having to pry their mouth open so it's not a bad experience. My jackson liked the taste of it.
I like to wait until my cham shoots a cricket or feeder and while they're chewing on it I squirt it into their mouth real fast. That way I'm not having to pry their mouth open so it's not a bad experience. My jackson liked the taste of it.
i read in a book to gently pinch the front part on the bottom of their mouth. when i got home i tried it and it worked.