Recent content by Karma11

I see what your saying, but in both mine and my friends cases the skin discoloration occured even before our trips to the vet, part of the reason we went. When my friend was told the issue would resolve itself in a year, i was thinking that the antibiotic killed whatever caused the skin to look...

Elizadolots...Thanks for posting the picture, and I guess I wasnt clear, the injections had nothing to due with the skin problem. I initially took him to the vet because he was noticabley ill, the usual, sleeping during the day, eyes not open when they should be, lethargic, etc. His WBC count...

apparently im upload defficient, there is a photo in my member album. Sorry

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I have made a post or two on this issue a few months ago, when the skin deformity itself appeared much different, however I am still totally and utterly in the dark and when he was at the vet back in late jan early feb, she was unsure what the discoloration was all about. Now thought it has...

Success!! Thanks for the advice, my temps are all good and I do shower him pretty occasionally, always seems to perk him up, plus it gives him a great opportunity to get as much water as he needs. He pooped today, looked healthy...thank god! thanks again!

I have a male panther approx 14 months old, he hasnt been super healthy lately, as he is still on a round of antibiotics. I ordered him silkies and horn worms the other week, which are obv larger than the usual cricket or superworm. Throughout this bout with whatever is making him ill (of...

I actually did try horn worms a while ago when he was a bit younger. He ate them a bit, but didnt seem to love them, I was just on the mullberry farms site to order roaches, would you say the hornworms would be a better choice...they are def not as gross..haha so if it were up to me id go for...

My male panther has been sick for the past few weeks and is currently being treated. He no longer shows any signs of illness common in chameleons (lethargy, closed eyes...etc) however his appetite is still not totally normal and he has this strange skin thing going on. He is on antibiotics (10...

He also looks a bit dark...is he usually that shade of green. He could be stressed by something in his environment...just a thought