Recent content by LBonawitz

With a baby on the way I'm giving up my hobby of keeping chameleons. I have clamp lights and other ceramic socket reflector dome light fixtures, Exo-terra jungle vines, small size screen cage (I used for trips to the vet, or when Chams were babies), cricket keepers, nice madrona tree branches...

Stunning photo

It seems that while walking with a Cham or driving if a window cracked open they close their eyes. My only guess is the wind dries or irritates the tissue.

Photos attached... I think.

Healthy, happy Senegal female for trade for another Cham. This girl is about 10 months to a year old. Vet checked - clean & healthy. She gets a variety of food that is calcium and calcium + d3 dusted; automatic, timed watering; she currently lives in a 2.5 x 3 x 3 foot cage. I'll upload...

I have heard they will eat dirt/bark/leaves when they feel they are lacking nutrients

Attached are photos of a new Senegal I just picked up. I'm thinking its a female judging on the thin tail base. However, I have never owned a senegal (I have owned chameleons though) so please give me your input. thank you, Laura

i am aware. thank you for all of your help

yep. my avatar is pokey. hes my life :)

again, the vet and i have done everything that we can with this swollen foot/arm. my first thought was gout, the vet looked at it and said no, maybe another abcess that has surfaced. we treated him for a month with amikacin 2 weeks and baytril 2 weeks (even though his cultures were clean). it...

We still have found nothing wrong. Pokey also has a swollen right front foot that he can't grip with very well and my initial thought was gout, but we did a full body x-ray yesterday from 4 different angles to see if anything was "off" inside him. his arm showed no gout, his kidneys have no...

well poke and i are going back to the vet this AM. So I'll just keep asking the vet what else we can do :confused: