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I lost my female cham recently...so i am selling my hovabator. i do not have chams anymore. i am taking a break from them. if you want it, i am asking $55 for it. It's practically new still. i bought it for about $120. All i am asking is to come pick it up in Vaughan. Msg me if you're...

Well, after 3 years and 2 months that I had my little girl Peach, she has now gone onto her tree in the sky... :( It seems like she died too young, but the vet said for female panthers that's pretty good. She had an egg that broke and infected her insides (kidneys or something). It was just...

She's going to be 3 years old in 4 months, is this an older age for a female or still pretty young? Anyone have any other suggestions of vets in the GTA (near Toronto)? I'm bringing her to the links road animal clinic on Wed., but they seem to be soooo busy with birds and other small animals...

What is an RO system?

Yes I believe she may be gravid.... It has been a while since she laid a clutch. So can edema be cured? Is it dangerous? As for her eating habits, as far as I can tell, she has been eating a few crickets and licking the water that mists on the leaves on and off, nothing seems unusual except...

here are pics of what i'm talking about...on one side, her cheek is fine, but on the other side, her skin looks like there's a bump there (slightly elevated). Also, is her neck bloated or is that normal for a female? From when I got her, she was always a bit chubby but her neck looks a bit...

As if I haven't gone through enough with losing Picasso (as you can read about in "Panther cham not eating" thread)... my female panther cham seems to have a bit of a bumpy cheek. What does that mean?

thanks! out of curiosity, what did he look like to you? an ambanja or nosy be? i never really knew his details...i just loved him and gave him a home

He looks like my little guy that i just lost (Picasso) (not sure if this was answered already ) Does he have a UVB...in the pic it looks like 2 basking lights unless one of those is a UVB. I prefer the long UV lights for their sunlight...some say it is more effective. Good luck

Well....i have bad news... on the evening of Christmas Day, Picasso breathed his last breath... :( i want to share with you guys my favourite pics of him. I'm going to miss him...he finally gave up (after what i think is a long fight for chameleons, since his problem probably went...

ok so.....here's the update...Merry Christmas to everyone who celebrates Christmas and Happy Holidays to the rest! Picasso has made it through Christmas...although weak, I FINALLY got an answer later yesterday from the blood work. He has kidney problems and is now dangerously anemic. I...

no he looks worse and is weaker...for a while he was up and down but today he's pretty bad... he's a bit darker than this picture now and a lot weaker. he excreted a brown fluid. and the vet said they will call me back by noon when they close and have not called yet...it's past noon...

that's the thing...the vet said i was to have results yesterday, but they keep brushing me off...i'm getting really pissed off with their service during an emergency. I understand it's the holidays and I understand that they have many pets that go there, but I paid for bloodwork and wellness...

he's still on his branch...i am trying to keep him hydrated but his eyes are still open and closed here's how he looks now...it's lights out soon, so he will be sleeping soon

that is very true! I read that chams are about 17 yrs. old for every 1 human year...if this is true, Picasso is about 68 years old. So, if most die around 2 or 3 years old, then they are about 34 to 51 years old...if that's the case, at least Picasso is a senior citizen!!! Right now he is...