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You got an excellent husbandry from @MissSkittles …she does awesome reviews! You said…”Also how can you tell he has MBD by the pictures? What are the signs of MBD?”….in the first photo you posted of him, see how just down the arm from the elbow towards the wrist there is a bump…that’s a...

It’s definitely important to know what the parasite is so it can be treated properly to get rid of it! Some you can’t get rid of easily and there are even one or two kinds you don’t need to get rid of. One chameleon I had expelled a worm that I took into the vets and the guy there who was...

Smelly poop can often mean parasites are present. You might want to get a fecal done.

First needle I gave to a chameleon, the needle went in one side of the arm and out the other…so it got poked twice…cause I had to pull the needle out and reinsert it.poor chameleon. Bear in mind, I had no medical training and I couldn’t even practice giving needles on something else like an...

They can invade the roach habitat too…if there are any loose in your house, they will find the container you keep the roaches in and even your chameleon cages. I hope this doesn’t turn out to be the case.

You said…”I hate having to inject his little arms with the antibiotic”…you are alternating arms when giving the shots I assume?

Campani is one species I haven’t had, sadly. Nothing to add right now.

They are awful to get rid of. They can squeeze into sealed containers in some cases and even get past the gasket on your fridge door.

Do they look like this? https://www.sciencesource.com/1254847-phorid-fly-stock-image-rights-managed.html

Do they run around in a sort of jerky movement?

Definitely has MBD. If it hasn’t been addressed, it needs to be corrected asap. Were his front legs bent like that when you got him?if so, you should talk to the store about it. They should not have been selling a chameleon with MBD, IMHO. It’s mostly a matter of strengthening the bones again...

You talked about Don Wells…he was a very knowledgable person…overall nice man!

You can buy silent crickets online. They’re called banded too crickets I think,

I hope it works!

Just for fun… https://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/c/chameleon_skin.asp?srsltid=AfmBOor43NjuK_t9vd9e8Cg9St-uXqfkzyHBEnq70Fl50BawLEgiMnqm

The yellow spots could be a number of things…bacterial infection (abscess), fungal infection, nutritional deficiencies, and trauma. I don’t think the white spot is likely a burn…but I could be wrong. I wish I had a better answer for you. Is it growing/spreading in any way?

Happy birthday (almost) to Chameleon Academy! May it continue for many more years, growing in chameleon knowledge all along the way! Continue the cycle to learn, understand, and pass it on!!! 🎂🎈🎉🥂💐

You said…”X ray showed something not bony behind the eye. It could be inflammation, an abscesss, tumor, super deep debris maybe? ”…could be any one of those things. Hope you get it figured out.

Are the yellow areas in the white patch raised slightly?

Wow! Can’t believe they are ready to go already….seems like it was only yesterday when they were hatching! Can’t wait to see the colours they show as adults! Do you know how many are male and how many are female?