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he was given a shot of antibiotics by our local vet. and i was told to dip his tail in iodine to trat the bit. the tail dried up and fell off.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Vaile gets handled about two to three times a week. Feeding - Crikets and aviridy of warms Watering - We ahve a mister that goes off every hour for 15 sec. They drink offtin. History - Female has bitten the males tail and it got infected about 6 months ago...

:eek: My veiled chameleon's rear leg appears to be injured. He sits on the branch and leaves it dangling behind him. It looks lighter in color and his foot appears much larger than normal- almost swollen. He is able to move it and will grab my finger and walk on it if prompted. I am very...

This cage is still for sale. We will ship please just provide us with your zip code so we can give you a price. Thank You

This is a Picture of the cage.

We are selling a ZOO MED REPTIBREEZE HABITAT X-LARGE 24IN X 24IN X 48IN. This cage is only a year old. Its just like new. Selling it for $70. We live in Queens New york. We will ship it. Please PM if intrested. This cage has a large front door for easy cage access plus bottom door for...

sorry for the confusion- I am not stopping the antibiotic. it was a one time injection. The dried area did fall off, but it seems to be spreading up his tail- so thats why i said that it doesnt seem to working- or improving and i am not sure what steps to tkae next.

I brought him to the vet. They gave him an injection of antibiotics and told me to put triple antibiotic ointment on it. It didn't seem to work. So- I went back to using the iodine. They charged me $70. I am reluctant to go back, because the vet didn't seem too familier with chams. I need to...

My cham has the same problem! I was told to dip it in iodine solution and it did help the tail to dry up and fall off- but it is getting worse and seems to be spreading up the tail. This has been ongoing for weeks and I am very worried. He does have crickets in his enclosure. Could it be that...

Yes- the Calcium sand.

I was told to provide my female veiled with sand so that she will not become egg bound. What age do they start to lay eggs? She is almost a year old, so I provided her with repti-sand- but she appears to be eatting it, because I am seeing large sand covered waste at the bottom of the enclosure...

We are thinking about making a custom enclose for them, what size would be good for the two of them?

Its about the same size as the ones I have and they are 8m.

Yes they are. They seem to get along great. They sleep right next to each other. Mike at FL Chams said this was a good size for the two of them but, we are thinking about making them a bigger cage as they grow.

Ha ha ha! sorry- was uploading them momentarily. What are the benefits of live plants as opposed to artificial? Are they difficult to keep? I love hibiscus but thought that they were difficlult to care for.