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When I had my fish tank, the plexiglass could be removed. Kinda had to be so I could replace the lights. It just slide out the side.

Can you describe your set up? Info needed can be found here... https://www.chameleonforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=66 I won't even pretend to know what's wrong with him, but maybe some of the more experienced keepers can help you figure out what's going on.

Warning, Spoiler! I just figured that the photographer would want the cham in the center of the pic, so that's where I looked.

Holy cow. I did find it though after about a minute. Cool pic.

This is a list that I found for STL vets. I don't have any experience with them though. http://www.herpvetconnection.com/missouri.shtml There is also the STL herp society, maybe contact them and see what they can recommend? http://www.stlherpsociety.org/ Where in STL do you live? I...

I'm sorry for your loss. I haven't been around chams long enough to even speculate what went wrong.

Duh, I should have thought of that. :rolleyes:

Does that mean that when you put them on a branch, you have them facing away from where the cham is? Not to sound like a dork, but do the hornworms have teeth? Pinchers? Can you take a close up pic? I'm just being curious.

Welcome back!

Holy cow, I didn't realize he was that small, he's tiny!

Adorable! The first pic reminded me of a T-Rex (I just watched Jurassic Park for the billionth time yesterday). The second pic looked like a "come hither" look, LOL.

How tiny! What'd you name him?

How scary! How's she doing today?

Thanks for the info. I have a red bar also, but he's still young (8 months), and I'm still learning the difference between all the types.

What kind of panther is he? He's stunning.

I didn't either! Imagine my surprise (and my daughter's, LOL)