pygmy

Pygmy chameleon

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  • Your Chameleon - bearded pygmy,male , unkown age. hes been with me 4 days
  • Handling - rarely
  • Feeding - he gets fed crickets for now.he eats about 2 a day
  • Supplements - none yet ill get some tonight
  • Watering - misting
  • Fecal Description - never seen his poo has not been tested for bactirias
  • History - none

Cage Info:
  • Cage Type - Glass 12X12X18
  • Lighting - exo terra uvb+uva
  • Temperature - during the day around 22
  • Humidity -83 and at night 74
  • Plants - no live plants yet
  • Placement -
  • Location - im in quebec,canada
Problem: When he got here he had dry skin(he is now okay back to normal)he is really skinny,doesnt have good grip what so ever what may be his problem? (i have no vet near me they are all hours away.. :( )
 
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I would still like to see a picture tho. Especially with the legs that seem weak visible in the picture (y)
 
There are a lot of resources here on CF that, while not pygmy-specific, are necessary to understand chameleons and their care, especially for things like supplementation products and MBD:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/chameleons/

Pygmy specific information:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/pygmy/

I also recommend that you do a ton of general reading on the pygmy enclosure and pygmy specific posts:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/forums/pygmy-enclosures.67/
https://www.chameleonforums.com/search/38419/?q=bearded+pygmy&o=relevance
 
Can you post a photo please?
How do you know his grip is weak? Is it weak when he's standing on you or on a branch?
 
I highly doubt MBD, 99.5% of pygs are WC and don't have that problem. More likely very dehydrated and just in need of lots of TLC. :)
 
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