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Welcome to the forum! Sadly, many of us were given poor care advice from petstore employees. I'm very glad you've found the forum, as there are members here ranging from very experienced chamkeepers to those new to chameleons. It is important that your vet be familiar with treating chameleons...

Welcome to the forum! Sorry that your cham isn't feeling well. Sometimes a cham needs changes to things in its environment and sometimes it is illness or parasites. So many of us here were given wrong or incomplete care instructions when we first got our chams, so we understand how even the...

Not a stupid question and, yes, that is based on the truth. Personally, I believe that the problem can have any of the following causes; poor genetics or poor condition of the mother, nutritional deficiencies or long term mild (or worse) dehydration that leads to kidney damage. Toss in...

You have what sounds like a very handsome Jackson's. Breeding Jackson's is fun and a truly special experience but it is often costly and things may not turn out the way you plan. I know you're not looking to buy a female but still, you should know that breeding Jackson's opens up a huge "can...

For those of you who have raised Jackson's from neonates in outdoor enclosures, what temperature ranges would cause you to bring them indoors and did you use an automatic misting system? I assume mostly shade, if not all shade would be best--but assumptions can easily be wrong. Normal...

Sad indeed. Perhaps a complaint to the manager with the threat of corporate HQs involvement if they don't improve, would help. Of course there's also the local SPCA. Fortunately, my local chain pet shops don't sell chameleons but stick to Beardies and other hardier types. Lack of...

Jackson's can be very shy and some of them will not eat or drink while being watched. There's a great section of the forum that is easily overlooked. It has tons of info that you'll find useful, such as this Jackson's caresheet https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/ or...

Turn off the black light Welcome to the forum! Sorry your cham is having problems. :( Don't give up on misting him and please continue to use the dripper, too. He may prefer that the water is lukewarm, so it isn't as startling. Mist him for a few minutes at a time---because many chams...

Don't know where I got Veiled from, since you did say she's an Ambilobe and posted pics--sorry for the confusion. There is no difference in supplementing Panther chams and Veiled chams. Only "montane" species of chams need fewer D3 and vitamin supplements overall. Here's the forum's...

I can confirm that your cham will come to recognize that he is going to go outside and he will become eager to leave his indoor enclosure. Have to admit I feel bad in the wintertime when they are eager to go out, but when they see me they're getting fed anyway, so it isn't all bad. I also...

Perhaps George is kept at too low a temperature or is given less food or your friend doesn't know that supplement powders are necessary to ensure that a cham gets all the nutrients he needs (unless a superb variety of nutritious foods are used as gutloads and food for the various feeder...

Glad she had a good weekend and hope you did, too! Thanks for letting us know that all went well.

You're most welcome. I hope it's something simple and easy to treat.

Your pics are still on your harddrive--no one but you can see them :( Here's a thread about posting pics https://www.chameleonforums.com/posting-pictures-46360/ If he has only had her for a month, then she was probably having some problems when he got her. Please print out some care...

Welcome to the forum! You've found a great place for reliable care advice. Sorry to hear that Junior is having problems . The best way for people to give you the most accurate help is to cut and paste the questions from here https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/ and then add all...

The best idea as you already know, is a vet visit for both the tail rot and the MBD. Hopefully, he does not have a light on her at night. Bearded dragons need nighttime darkness in order to sleep. Just saw Kinyonga's posted about this, as well.

Mites are not common on chams but since he just came from a pet store, it's possible. Maybe it is some innocuous bug. I'd read the following links and keep a watchful eye. If they are mites that afflict reptiles https://www.chameleonforums.com/mites-57576/ For plant mites this one is...

You're very welcome. It sure sounds like he is unwell. Does he close his eyes during the day or is he lounging with his eyes open?

He may mistakenly believe that sunlight passing through glass provides UVB---but it definitely does not. You can confirm that here: Beardies need a 10.0 Reptisun, rather than a 5.0, just so you know. beardeddragon.org and beautifuldragons.com are 2 sources for good beardie care info, so...

Jackson's absolutely love long mistings . Mine typically get misted for 10 to 15 minutes at a time. I don't mist at night, as indoors it could lead to mold. This caresheet by the forum moderators is filled with good info https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/ Here are...