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I coated it with lube before I went to bed last night, and this morning he had gotten it back in on his own. I'm so relieved. Thanks for the help :)

Yes, pretty much exactly. Thanks, that makes me feel a lot better to know that it's most likely not rectal. Is that your video? If it is, how long did it take for the gecko to get it back in? Mine's is still out after over two hours now.

Another pic Any thoughts on what type of prolapse this is?

After thinking about it I realized that cold water makes much more sense, thank Laurie. I've got him soaking in ice cold sugar water now. So far no change.

Ice cold? The temp of the sugar water was actually another thing I was wondering. I was thinking of using lukewarm water, but if you've used ice cold water with success on chams then I will try that.

I'm not currently on any other forums and I know there are people here who are knowledgeable about crested geckos, so I figured I'd try posting here first. I have 1.2 adult crested geckos housed together for breeding right now. They've been together for several weeks and I've seen successful...

Any ideas?

That looks very nice :) Did you show it to Kink? I wonder how he would like it, lol

I have a female veiled who was bred at the end of November and laid a clutch of 36 eggs at the end of December. She has not laid another clutch since and has not been bred again. The past couple of weeks she has appeared to be gravid again. Is this clutch likely to be infertile, or is there any...

That's pretty cool. Thanks!

Your best bet is to post your own thread in the Health Clinic section and fill out the How To Ask For Help form. What you described is not normal or healthy for a chameleon. And like with any pet store, if you're lucky you may find a PetSmart with someone who knows a lot about chams, but it's...

Thank you :D

My Chams, continued... Here is Maverick, my big male veiled. He is a whopping 20 inches in total length. I about lost a couple fingers trying to measure him. :cool: This is Neikas, a male veiled I had since he was 3 months old. Due to financial constraints I recently had to rehome him, but...

Now that I've finished up my junior year of college, I have a little more time on my hands to spend on Chameleon Forums. So I figured I'd (finally) post pictures of my chams. Hope you guys enjoy! First up, momma Jackson. I've had her for a while but I haven't been able to settle on a name...

I don't know the answers to all of your questions, but I can tell you that the sex ratio of chameleon eggs is not temperature-dependent like some other reptiles (tortoises, leopard geckos, etc). The sexes of chameleons are genetically determined.

I keep barriers between all my cages, but one time the curtain between my big male veiled and my male ambilobe panther fell down (dang cats), and I came home to find my male panther as dark as he could possibly be, cowering in the opposite corner of his cage. I had never seen him like that...

Yep. The fixture itself doesn't matter as long as it works. Just make sure you have the right 5.0 UVB bulb. Just don't put the clear plastic part back over the bulb when you change it, since glass and plastic filter out UVB rays.

https://www.smallpetfeeders.com/presta/ Pheonix worms are high in calcium, low in fat, and are excellent feeders to use every few days for a growing cham. Silkworms, butterworms, hornworms, and roaches are also great feeders to use.

Congrats! Wanna see pics :) I started feeding baby dubia to my baby jacksons when they were about a week old. I didn't have any problems with it and all 12 of my babies are still alive and thriving 3 months later. I think baby dubia ought to be really good for baby lizards since they have much...

I have a difficult time picking names, so many remain nameless (but cared for nonetheless). :) Reptiles/Amphibians 1.1 Ambilobe Panther Chameleons (33 eggs) - Kerouac, Missy 1.3 Veiled Chameleons (36 eggs) - Maverick, Kasaya, Piranha, Zoey 1.2 Jackson's Chameleons 1.2.1 Crested Geckos (2...