Recent content by Erica1884

It wouldn’t hurt to get her checked out. In my experience after the original RI was treated, he continued to live with it without issue. No real way to tell if it is the same with out getting her checked. Good luck!

Cassidy was euthanized on Thursday. Picked him up today and buried him next to Rico, my first cham. I took the cage apart and have decided to take a break from chams for a while. I knew if I didn’t take it apart immediately I’d fill it with another. I miss having a Cham already. I have a bearded...

The vet is the only place we’ve received antibiotics. I’d definitely take her for check. In Rico’s case it was air. I have heard other theories and experiences of others saying different. I think a vet is the best bet. Can you post pics?

At some point the swollen casque did come back. I did not have it treated again and Rico lived for 3 additional years and passed from an unrelated issue.

This was a long time ago but if I remember correctly he was put on a course of antibiotics for respiratory infection. How old is your Cham? I would suggest starting a thread with your husbandry and some pics of your Cham. There are a lot of great staff and participants in this group!

Made the tough decision to have Cassidy euthanized tomorrow at noon. Super conflicted about it but his seizures are getting more frequent and syringe feeding and drinking is not sustainable forever. I think it’s time, he is geriatric after all. Watching him wither away is terrible and it...

Thank you. I’m not a 100% sure how to do that. Will see if I can figure it out tomorrow. Will continue to update.thanks!

So far no. He was off balance on the branch and is now laying on the sheet at the bottom. Eyes open… I’m hoping he falls asleep soon… he has to at some point right? Unless he is sleeping with his eyes open. Definitely think something neurological is going on. The vet office is working on another...

Best I’ve got😩

I do have a few smaller cages and a smaller plant I will see if I can rig something up!

Definitely appreciate the ideas. Very often he is just laying on the bottom of the tanks. I will try some other options when I get home. Every time I’ve tried putting him on a branch in his cage he is very unstable and ends up hanging on his side. I’ll add some plant clippings to the hospital...

This is how I put him over night and when he is not in basking set up (tank on the floor in his room with the basking light hanging from a drawer knob) best safest thing I could come up with

Yes but he will fall if he is not in the hospital bin. It is in his cage in the plant so should feel similar. I m going to email the vet what’s been going on and share that I think he may have just had a seizure. Wasn’t fast enough to record it but I’ll try if it happens again. Giving water now...

I’m not sure? I did disconnect it for the night. Just peeked in on him at 1am and he is fully awake and stumbling around the hospital set up. It’s just so odd that he isn’t sleeping.

Oh snap! Really? I will unplug it tonight and see if that changes anything! Thank you