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:D Cool :D, just make sure the bowl is not to deep so that your chameleon does not drown

Ya I agree with it is always best to get advice from an expert. Regards, Nate

Ya I can't see any blood but it looks rather orange to me. You may want to mist him a bit more or give him a shower. Just based upon your description it sounds like he should getting vitamin A from his crickets that get it from the gutload but it is possible that he is not getting enough vitamin...

Update: I took Gus to the vet on Saturday and revived his fecal results today. He had a bacterial infection called Coccidia. It is not to serious but I will get his medicine on wednesday. Here are some pics he has calmed down a little bit and has eaten some crikets:D Here are some pics.

Miss Lily, I also had a screen cage that rusted, I actually talked to zoo med because of this thread, anyways the lady was very nice and I did not have to send back my old cage and they promptly sent me a new on :D Regards, Nate

Is it possible to post some pictures? I am not to familiar with pygmies but have you seen anything that he has not supposed to be eating in his mouth. Does he look hydrated(sunken eyes)?

:D:D:D That sums it up.

Is this your first chameleon? And welcome to the forums.

Congratulations :D How old is he?

I would check out our site sponsors the a generally a great place to find what you need. Good luck:D

Ya he looks good to me. I have a 4 month old male and he has similar coloration around his eyes and casque.

If he has already shed I would say he should get a fecal to discount parasites. Regards, Nate

Any advice appreciated.

He just pooped and this is what it looked like. It smelled can this be a sign of parasites.

Thank you for the advice, I have ordered the calcium and it is particularly low humidity where I live it is about 20% in my house. so the humidifier kicks it up to about sixty. I have owned a female before so the care sheet is a nice reminder thank you. Does anyone have any way to make him drink...

I agree with bradley screen cages are the way to go