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What are some of the reasons that a chameleon would get kidney failure ?

Hey guys! So I have a cage that I built for a chameleon that just passed away on Sunday. ??? While my favorite little guy was alive, I did have issues with keeping insects inside the cage! I came to find out that the insects would eat through the screen that I was using!! So, I was wondering if...

Hey guys! I'm looking for some closure, and wanted to turn here for some info. 5 days ago I got home from work, and saw my beautiful little guy sleeping at the top of a plant that had tipped over. So I picked the little knucklehead up and put him onto his perch, where he usually likes to...

I truly wouldn't know. He's my first chameleon, and I've only had him for 5 months. I got him when he was 1 year old.

So the patch on his eye looks like stuck shedding. The yellow spot isn't salt from his nose. I think that it's just a "beauty" mark.

I saw him scratching his right side today. I'll have to observe more before I can say for sure what he's usually scratching.

Sorry for the late reply

I'm not sure if it's his eye, or the side of his head. He will rub his head against something, or use his hind leg to scratch at whatever.

Still new to the forum. Is his scratching anything I should worry about ?

Haven't seen him drool. Just scratching and it seems like he's doing it every day. That spot went away, too. I'm gut loading the insects with carrots or strawberries.

Last time he shed was probably 2 weeks ago.

Maybe I'm being over worried, but I have a Nosey Be Panther, about 1 year old, and I've been seeing him itch a little more than usual. Maybe it's because I'm home from the pandemic, but I see him rubbing his face against a post, or using his hind leg to scratch. Also, I've noticed that every now...

He did just recently shed. Maybe 3 days ago. He's drinking water off of the leaves.

Alright, will do. What about his drooling, the patch of color, and water out of his nose ?

The Miner-All does have D3, and I don't remember which T5 I have, but it is a T5 bulb.