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Endlessness
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Yeah so I figured I'd give this whole "chameleon" thing a shot. They seemed like pretty cool animals because they change colors and all. To be honest though, I really just wanted a boa constrictor but my girl said she wouldn't be able to live with a snake so I had to settle for these little chameleon things.
Anyway I decided it would be more interesting if I got two of them instead of one. So I got a female and a male. I actually got them from two different sources though; one from Petco and the other online. I got the one from Petco first (which was said to be female) and then a week later I got the male shipped to me.
That's when the problems started. When the male got here it was much smaller than the female. I figured it would be okay anyway and threw him on in there with the female. The female begin walking over the male and he kept falling to the bottom of the cage. Then at one point the female ran over to the male and took a bite at the tip of it's tail. Come next week and his tail turned black and looked like that guy's arm in that movie Requiem for a Dream. So I looked online and someone said to put some antimicrobial wound gel on it and it would heal up.
When I got back from Walgreens I tried to pick up the male but he kept hissing at me and then he went to bite me. Naturally I responded back and threw him against the wall. It sounded like it hit pretty hard, but if something comes at me (I don't care what it is) in a threatening way then I'm gonna respond.
Anyways the end of the tail ended up falling off but it looks like the black stuff is still spreading up the tail towards it's body. Also ever since I threw him against the wall he's been walking real slow and doesn't move a lot or open his eyes a lot. He did stop hissing at me though.
As for the female, well she's doing great. She eats good, poops good, drinks good and comes to me when I feed it. She's growing fast too, proud of her. The male started turning white though and she keeps biting at him, which worries me because she might get the same infection he did.
So basically my question is, what do I do about the blackness spreading on Atog (I named him Atog). Should I be concerned? Also how do I make him eat and move again like normal, because ever since I threw him against the wall he hasn't eaten at all really.
Thanks for the help.
- Endlessness
Yeah so I figured I'd give this whole "chameleon" thing a shot. They seemed like pretty cool animals because they change colors and all. To be honest though, I really just wanted a boa constrictor but my girl said she wouldn't be able to live with a snake so I had to settle for these little chameleon things.
Anyway I decided it would be more interesting if I got two of them instead of one. So I got a female and a male. I actually got them from two different sources though; one from Petco and the other online. I got the one from Petco first (which was said to be female) and then a week later I got the male shipped to me.
That's when the problems started. When the male got here it was much smaller than the female. I figured it would be okay anyway and threw him on in there with the female. The female begin walking over the male and he kept falling to the bottom of the cage. Then at one point the female ran over to the male and took a bite at the tip of it's tail. Come next week and his tail turned black and looked like that guy's arm in that movie Requiem for a Dream. So I looked online and someone said to put some antimicrobial wound gel on it and it would heal up.
When I got back from Walgreens I tried to pick up the male but he kept hissing at me and then he went to bite me. Naturally I responded back and threw him against the wall. It sounded like it hit pretty hard, but if something comes at me (I don't care what it is) in a threatening way then I'm gonna respond.
Anyways the end of the tail ended up falling off but it looks like the black stuff is still spreading up the tail towards it's body. Also ever since I threw him against the wall he's been walking real slow and doesn't move a lot or open his eyes a lot. He did stop hissing at me though.
As for the female, well she's doing great. She eats good, poops good, drinks good and comes to me when I feed it. She's growing fast too, proud of her. The male started turning white though and she keeps biting at him, which worries me because she might get the same infection he did.
So basically my question is, what do I do about the blackness spreading on Atog (I named him Atog). Should I be concerned? Also how do I make him eat and move again like normal, because ever since I threw him against the wall he hasn't eaten at all really.
Thanks for the help.
- Endlessness