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Yea its Def more of a shock than any level of pain.. Mine was the same for 6 months plus but no longer so agro..

Ha like it

Yes but you don't have a clue and you need dissuading away from purchasing an animal that might well die in your care

Does your reptile vet specialise in exotics/herps? Theres nothing you can really do at home if he/she is in that kind of condition now.

Now that is Chinese whispers

If he sleeps all day... Hes ill.. Take him to a vet! Guarantee you it has nothing to do with your bulb.. The coil bulbs are not damaging to their eyes these days.. Thats old news Although yes a linear bulb would be better for fuller uv exposure. Again, get to the vets

Bruising from a fall?

hiya matey... Chams are not an easy pet to care for properly. At 14 I would have not been comfortable with much more than a hamster . After a year or two of keeping reps - and a year or research on and off i started with chams. I think as most of the others do here that you should keep them...

you dont want to squirt it into the mouth obviously as they can aspirate the liquid. just dripping it and letting the cham lick it up as they would normal water will work fine .

I just received this little fella from Guido @ Dutch Chams... He is destined for big things.. This is his sire... An absolute blinder!

thanks for this suggestion.. I have a 5 mo tamatave male that absolutely hates me.. I will give this a try

sounds good.. wonder if you will ever use the blender again for human food??

Hiya.. you can either - if you have an automatic mister, fill it with warm water and leave it on for half an hour or put the cham on a plant in the shower with the water deflecting off the wall, again leave him/ her in there for half an hour or so. Also, as Carlton says free roaming has...

I will personally vouch for pedialyte bathing / electrolyte absorption.. There hadny been much research into its use or success with chams.. But its turned a couple of mine around when looking very ropey

if your seeing deformation in both joints , it could be mdb.. pet shops are famous for not knowing much about the reptiles they sell.. vets is required in my opinion