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  8. Genez114

    Normal shaky leaf?

    Hi, just checking to see how your girl is doing. Best of luck in the Vet Hoping she makes a fast recovery.
  9. Genez114

    Normal shaky leaf?

    The best possible thing you can do for her right now is seek a Vet. A lot of your concerns will be answered in that visit. Also, like Cham Enthusiast mentioned before. Take a fresh fecal test.
  10. Genez114

    Normal shaky leaf?

    Can be a combination of a lot of things. Such as that paired with dehydrated and no UVB ( correct lighting )
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    Normal shaky leaf?

    That definitely raises concern. Not only for her health but for hunting too.
  12. Genez114

    Normal shaky leaf?

    "On average, a chameleon's tongue can reach twice the length of their bodies." National Geographic
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    Normal shaky leaf?

    Also, you can show the Vet the video where she's trying to extend her tongue.
  14. Genez114

    Normal shaky leaf?

    That all depends on how sever the MBD is. Only a vet can diagnose that.
  15. Genez114

    Normal shaky leaf?

    CBee that's a great observation. I was thinking the same thing too. Looks like she is trying to extend her tongue out. Maybe too dehydrated. Her eyes look a little sunken in. Probably would be best to take her to an exotic vet for a check out and get a thorough examination.
  16. Genez114

    Chameleon Slowly Becomming UN-Acustom To Me?

    Hi, Gingero. Good to see you. Are any of your chams showing signs of brumation?
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    Chameleon Slowly Becomming UN-Acustom To Me?

    Sometimes it's best to leave these animals alone. Keep in mind Chameleons are solitary reptiles and they enjoy their time alone so don't be offended. I've had my cham now for 2 years and we have a great relationship. I respect his space and I don't handle him frequently. I allow him to free...
  18. Genez114

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    What's the name of your YouTube channel. I'd subb
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