Recent content by dakotakleiner

he was at the vet around may 19th and they gave him trimethoprim for 21 days also he was in the vet in january for the same problem but i think its persistent from low humitdity which i can never keep up, one member on the forums told me that 25% humidity wasnt a big concern with daily...

Ya I'm suprised no one else commentend about the waxworms only feed him like 3 a month, I think u said u fed him 16 that's like eating 8 deserts no good

He looks very similar to mine when he started changing colors around 6-8 months of age except for the fact mine has been brown/black for the past week or so and idk why

his temps are 85-90 basking and 75-80 through from bottom to middle, he eats romain lettuce and kale like every day and crickets often they get dusted 2-3 times a week in regular calcium and 2 times a month in D3 and vitamins

My chameleon has been showing a lot of brown/black colors I changed his uvb light as it was 6 months old I couldn't come across a reptisun 5.0 so I had to get the repti-glo exo-terra for now.....the first 2 or 3 days it seemed like the bulb made him brighter colors the only way I can get him to...

thanks bridgofaith and others yes I have usually been using a folded piece of clean paper to open his mouth or just the syringe sometimes but i noticed that it goes down easier when administering it to the back of his throat instead of the tip of his mouth......however my vet also said if this...

hi im administering trimethoprim orally because baytril didnt work for an popping nose and eventually lead to more gasping for air and i was wondering should i put it in the tip of his mouth or in the back because when ive been doing it at the tip of his jaw with him biting on the tip of the...

Ya for sure I would never cut them lol

I know there has been a lot of talk on here about chameleon claws or whatever they are called. However now that my chameleons almost trippeled in size and strength his claws are very painful when holding him. I know their is probably nothing I can do and I couldn't even imagine doing something...

After about 6-8 months of age only dust your crickets 2-3 times a week in calcium with no D3

I gave my young veiled dusted calcium-no d3 crickets every other day just a pinch in a cup of crickets then shake um around in a circle til they are dusted..... give them calcium with d3 once a week and give them vitamins once every other week......however these are just to fill in gaps.....you...

i found a fly buzzing around my house a lil bit larger than a average green fly i slapped it out the air it has blue small hairs near its butt and i slapped it in my juvenile veiled chameleon tank and he ate it...... ;/