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Okay...fair enough. Now any clues why my chameleon has lack of balance?

there is no swelling on the leg, that was the ankle joint at a funny camera angle. I can assure you that there is no swelling :) and as of the comment above suggestion I give him a varied diet... I do, but i cannot force him to eat the insects he wont eat, that would be more stressful to him...

He goes through stages of what he eats. A few months on crickets until he gets bored then i change it and I use nutrobol. Hes been on mealworms for about 2 months, but he does this often, he'll be on locust for a few months at the time. mealworms are gut loaded on bran and kale.

Chameleon Info: * Your Chameleon - Ambilobe Male Panther chameleons 15 months old. * Handling - Once in a blue moon when he wants to come out. * Feeding - Mealworms (hes being stubbon at the minute wont eat anything else. I just top his food pot up when it gets low. Calcium at the bottom. *...

My experience is that Yemen are easy to care. They can tolerate alot more. They won't curl over and die at the slightest changes. The 2 iv had (on separate occasions) been quite nasty. However my friends Yemen was quite placid. My panther (my pride and joy) is so friendly, soon as I get home...