I don't know how long the first one was dead. With the high temperatures and humidity, the decay process is sped up significantly, so it could have been anywhere from 1.5-3 days, I think.
They both died so close to eachother, I can only assume it wasn't coincidence. I found a dead plant in there yesterday covered in fungus... I didn't even see it before. When they died I took their bodies to my forensics teacher, Dr. Berkemeier. She immediately diagnosed a fungal infection based...
The one i found first (Vishnu) was horrifying. His eyes were gone his mouth was open, his usually fat belly was flat as a leaf, the skin under his jaw was falling off the bones so you could see the roof of his mouth from below, and his belly was torn open a little and the cloaca was festering...
My enclosure is breeding gnats.
Damn it all.
I had the same problem a few weeks ago, so I cleaned out everything, replaced the substrate completely and scrubbed the tank. I replaced forest moss and topsoil with new moss from a different company and baked (to remove bacteria fungus etc)...
I have one female and one male brev, but the Sita (f) seems very uninterested; every time I place Kali Ma (m) next to her, she leans away from him and looks angry. Sita's small, so is it possible she's just young? Or is there a way I can make her receptive?
I'm going to have two new females on...
Yeah, I saw that too. Oh well. I paid ten dollars less for mine than they're selling the others for, so maybe I'm lucky :P but really, I just wish they had given me what I asked for.
when google-imaging "r. temporalis chameleon"...
All of these are males, except the last one. Vishnu IS, I have no doubt of it now, a temporalis pygmy.