i pray this is not a thermal burn...

Hyperpower

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sorry if the pictures aren't very clear. my new veiled cham has white on his tail and front claws (?) they kind of look like spots/blotches.

I kind want to say theres no way because he hardly goes under his basking light and it's only just appeared today. ive also just turned down his basking light quite a bit within the last 24hrs.
 

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I have found the more you learn, the more you look for to go wrong!!! It is crazy! I have owned a lot of animals and reptiles in my life and have never worried more than with my chameleons!!
 
I have found the more you learn, the more you look for to go wrong!!! It is crazy! I have owned a lot of animals and reptiles in my life and have never worried more than with my chameleons!!

it's even worse when it's me, I look up symptoms then start looking up cures.
 
just an update on the shedding, do they normally get super sluggish when this is happening?

I bought crickets from petsmart but im worried he may have ate one that was too big. he ate 3-4 crickets this morning but normally has quite the appetite. it also looked like he had a harder time climbing.
 
I don't think they should be "sluggish". My guy gets really irritated, he will climb around trying to get the dead skin off. Their appetites usually slow down during a shed too. I tend to relate it to us peeling after a bad sunburn. I feel all itchy and irritated. I usually mist him with warm water during his shed to help him be more comfortable.
 
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