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Just read this thread and was so glad that it had a happy ending.

Cute little parsons. I'm with Chuck on a bit more coverage in the free range.

So sorry to hear that he has gotton worse. My thoughts are with you.

Those shots are totally awesome.

Congratulations on your new panther. The house looks good. The only thing I might suggest is a few more vines and branches. Here's the cage I make for my cham a couple of years back to give you some ideas...

Congratulations on your new couple. They both look good and in pefect health.

A fecal runs me $17.00 and a check up about $50.00.

Tiny but so cute! How old is she?

Your picture's not very clear but it looks like a Blue Bar Ambilobe.

Calcium without d3 about everyday Calcium with d3 twice a month Herptivite twice a month

Take him to the vet and find out what's wrong with him. He's probably sick and that's why he's not eating and pooping. You also need to get the correct lighting and supplements. You need a tube Reptisun 5.0 UVB, a household bulb for basking probably 60 watt and you need 3 kinds of supplements...

Nice cats! I use to have a cat but it got old and passed away. Cute guinea pig too! Now all you need is a cham. :)

Niice job! I'd also like to know about your lighting. Add some more live plants and more horizonal branches and you'll have a happy cham.

He looks great! We've miss seeing him here. :)

Very nice chams! Can't wait to see better photos of your female. :)

Multi vitamins should only be used once or twice a month. Calcium with out d3 should be used at most feedings and calcium with d3 twice a month.

Don't let your baby drop below 70. An adult might survive at those temps but if you care about your animal why risk it.

What a great lookin cham!

Welcome to the Chameleon Forums and congratulations on your new chameleon. I like the name Strike because he'll be so striking. :D

Don't use a basking light at all with a female and I only feed my female three times a week.