Recent content by dboddy31

You for sure got some type of issue. Could be a number of things. I would suggest a vet visit asap.

That is a possible sign of a vitamin A issue

Lewis is beautiful!!!!

What type of parson is that. Would it be called a yellow eye parson ?

Cooler temps at night does aid there metabolism

I don't think his eyes look sunken too me

Don't worry about any type of heat emitter unless it drops below 55f at night

Chameleons aren't suppose to have any lights on at night. It needs to be completely dark. He probably can't sleep at night with that red light. Pull it immediately. Also take all the chips out of the bottom of his cage. There shouldn't be anything at the bottom of the cage. Any substrate can...

He's dehydrated and probably dying. He needs a vet immediately! He might already be past saving

100% agree with peachy

hello everyone. Quick question. My heat bulb just burned out and I'm getting a new one. What is better a clear day light or the blue bulb day light. Any help would be great. Thanks

67 is a good night temp. Chams just sometimes go thru hunger strikes. It's pretty common. I'm sure he will come around

Bad wording. Cool temps at night is good for there metabolism. Keeps there metabolism going. Therefore helps with there eating

You might also wanna make sure he doesn't have a vitimin A deficiency. That can be a sign as well. Make sure he gets his vitamins.

I had the same issue with my guy. I called my breeder and he told me to use turtle eye drops. You could also use saline solution.