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Might have solved Alright so I think I might have solved it, after posting I went back to check on him and he had this big round thing on the side of his mouth, anyways I grabbed it and it looks like the head of the worm I gave him, so what I think happend since he is a extremely lazy cham...

I have a 8 year old veilled cham and he seems to have gotten a preaty good bite on his right lip, daing worms!! I put some pictures up. Any hopes of this going away on it's on or should I be running him to the vet? I was reading some other post on infections and "baytril" came up, is that...

Cage Info: * Cage Type - Used to be a mesh but I switched him to a glass vivarium, it's a 65 I beleive * Lighting - I use a 100 day watt, and a 10.0 UVB compact light, they on from 7 to 7. * Temperature - I had it a little hot for a while...now it's basking spot is 79ish...low...

Update: So I'm getting a little more then a bit worried now....cleaned the cage, and he hasn't eaten in aproximately 3 days now, I've got a few cricks roamming, a few in a cup, some worms in another and still he isn't eating...seems to be a hunger strike but at 4 month I don't think his body...

yeah yeah it would be the housed together ones, except he is now in a housing alone, and sorry, yeah I meant UVB, and it was bought about 2 weeks ago

I bought a 4 month old male jackson about 3 weeks ago, he was doing great, even eat out of my hand, he was a realy vibrant green colour...in the last few days he doesn't seem to eat anymore and he has been sticking to a darker colour, almost black.....he still drinks when I mist him and...

I feel your pain, I just lost my baby jackson, the vets couldn't diagnose except she would just refuse to eat or drink...so 2 days after syringe feeding and syringe watering she passed away....hang in there it sucks but with baby chams you just never know

thanks it's what I figured but I figured no harm in asking

hey I gutload the cricks with plenty of veggies and rep-cal cricket food....as for vitamins I dust with a combo of fluckers repta-calcium and zoo meds reptivite but I might have found the probleme, see he hasn't been eating from my hand which is where the cricks that are dusted usualy come...

I have a 4 month old jackson cham, my girlfriend realy loves the panther chameleons and since we don't have a extra cage liying aroundwas wondering if we buy a baby panther could we put them into the same 100 gallons screen vivarium?

exception? Small exception, i've had my veiled for 6 years now, he has never been the one to be taken from his home, hiss and puffs up everytime, until 2 weeks ago where when hand feeding him he hoped onto my arm and strolled up to my shoulder........now I can't get him to go BACK to his...

I have a 4 month old jackson cham, he was eating well at the start but when I hand fed him this evening he seemed to have trouble getting the cricket to stick to his tongue, he tryed 4 times and gave up! any ideas on what could be causing this? dehydration perhaps? but I mist 3 times a day...

I though of that thanks! :) I though of that, but in the pet store (a well knowen reptile supplier) they where together, and with 3 other jacksons of the same size and 1 male about 8 month old, and they all ate well, so it would suprise me if stress is the issue but I will still look at a...

I just bought 2 jackson chams about 5 month old, these arn't my first chams, I already have a 7 year old veilled. Anyways they are being kept in a 65 gallon mesh vivarium with plenty of place to move around. I have noticed that my male jackson is eating well, he takes the crickets right out...

I have a question about my veiled chameleon, i've had him for 2 years now and his previous owner had him for 3 before me. In his last home he was abused quite a bit by cats and irregular feedings. Lately Gizzy (my chameleon) has been sleeping at weird hours! he sleeps a lot lately and doesn't...