Recent content by kimmun

and thanks for sticking up for me.

i did buy the cham with out learning ' much' on them first. i knew the basics , eg humidity crickets temp, Which i didnt realise it was much more to it than that but quickly learned threw my mistake. I also keep 2 leopard geckos and 2 Phelsuma dubia, Which i have to admit i wud put at the same...

thanks for your opinion jj, how ever if you go back and read again you will see the one that i was giving the critical care formula was not the one who wheezing. As for me gettign stuff into his lungs i doubt it. I did not force him to open his mouth the force feeding went as far as me putting...

well we got him home on the saturday night and i was at work 11.30 -7 on sunaday and monday so i wasnt there much to notice it but my husbad did tell me he had heard the same noise i heard a few times. Ive given up the battle of even trying to get my money back or trying to prove a point to...

this is my reply from the vet- Hello Kim, It is very frustrating with these cases. Without doing a post mortem you can`t say if it had a respiratory disease or not but be careful not to overinterpret the end stage signs you were seeing of increased respiration. I don`t know if the chameleon...

the problem s that she has a very good reputation. even the vet was shocked when i phone her with his one. She takes part in rescue reptiles and stuff but to me it jsut doesnt add up. she didnt even realise that she has 2 male chameleons in the same viv. im going to see if i can get some more...

Email to vet This is what i just email to the vet. I hope she will back me up on this one. Dear Heidi, After the email i sent yesterday i started doing some research to try and figure out what could have happened to the chameleon and this is a possible theory i came up...

they are all wood with glass fronts. she has seeled the wood with some wax/varnish stuff.

Unfortunately its too late to take him to the shop he died on monday night. Sound weird but i have kept him in case i need to send him off to the vet. I have noticed tho that all the swelling around his eyes are gone but the skin is now saggy where the bulges were. Could this be an indication...

I was the unfortunate one who had similar problems with my veiled cham. How is you cham behaving now? I only had mine for i think about 35 hours in total but i just put the behavior down to settling in but all he done was sleep and rest on the branches. I cant believe how obvious it is now that...

ok ive clamed down a bit since that phone call. i have been in touch with a reptile vet and she has agreed to look at the photos i have shown to you guys. I can believe im having to try and prove my innocents. I personally thought there was no way you could kill a chameleon in 30 hours unless...

succsess to the lady in the pet shop. i am not getting my money back because its apparently my fault because she claimsits was my fault and it was stress which caused his eyes to swell up and kill him she holds a 28 day gaurentee but i dont qualify for it because i apparently killed him

i really should have thought about insurance after this weekend it would have worked out well for me

the problem is its not a big store like you guys have in america its just one lady that runs the shop and i think she has a few friends that go in to keep her company. she wanted me to pay cash and i realise now i never got a reciept. i hope this phone call doesnt go the way i think it will