Millz&Jukka
Avid Member
Hi everyone,
It’s been a long time since I was active on here as I haven’t owned a chameleon in at least 2 years. My beloved Jukka passed away in June 2018 at age 5 as a result of a genetic issue with his kidney causing it to fail. He was my first ever reptile and fuelled my passion for exotics which I carry to this day. He had a great life and loved coming out and climbing with me. My second chameleon Axel also passed away as he was very young and decided to stop eating. I tried everything to get him to eat including taking him back to my local shop (i’ve known them for years and they really know their stuff, they really tried but Axel was too young and not strong enough to pull through) so they could keep a constant eye on him and despite him starting to eat again he was too far gone. I know that both of these were over a year ago but I feel they deserve commemoration as they really did change my life. Pictures to show how beautifu and full of personality they were. I will always miss them. ?
It’s been a long time since I was active on here as I haven’t owned a chameleon in at least 2 years. My beloved Jukka passed away in June 2018 at age 5 as a result of a genetic issue with his kidney causing it to fail. He was my first ever reptile and fuelled my passion for exotics which I carry to this day. He had a great life and loved coming out and climbing with me. My second chameleon Axel also passed away as he was very young and decided to stop eating. I tried everything to get him to eat including taking him back to my local shop (i’ve known them for years and they really know their stuff, they really tried but Axel was too young and not strong enough to pull through) so they could keep a constant eye on him and despite him starting to eat again he was too far gone. I know that both of these were over a year ago but I feel they deserve commemoration as they really did change my life. Pictures to show how beautifu and full of personality they were. I will always miss them. ?
