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I agree with this completely! This past summer I had a baby female veiled wander away from me even though I was watching her on her outdoor free range. I lost her in a tree that I saw her run to but the little minx managed to replicate the color perfectly. Needless to say I was panicking HUGE...

Sorry for the hijacked thread...back to your regular scheduled programming!

He had chronic eye problems and chronic gout that was handleable during his younger years but his gout became very severe in the last 6 months and then he developed renal failure. I babied him as long as I could with pain meds, vitamin A drops and lots and lots of showers and love! I could have...

Thanks for your comments and good wishes; Camo owned a huge part of my heart and I miss him dearly!

Here's a picture of Kane (left) and Camo (right)

Any Cham as amazing as Walker can act like his poop don't stink anytime. I'm not going to argue!! ;)

My boy Kane! <3 This was after a week at my reptile boarders where he acquired an attitude. We fixed that and he went back to the sweet, gentle boy I rescued a year ago! Love my Kaner!

This is my little girl Daisy when I first got her. She is 7 months old now!

Tiffany he was 5 years and 5 months old and the absolute chameleon love of my life! It was the hardest decision I ever had to make having him put down, but he gave me the sign last Tuesday and I knew it was the right time and the right thing to do. I've been crying ever since! Here's one...

RIP My beloved Camo. You were the best chameleon a Chameleon Mom could ever hope for. I love you big guy....and miss you terribly. xx Camo when I first got him at 14 months <3

My old man Camo who I recently lost. He was the love of my chameleon life!

It would be preferable that you get him in ASAP, but if you can't get him today then tomorrows appointment should be fine. Please keep us updated and good luck.

There are a couple things that jump right out at me: You should be feeding your Cham about about 6 - 8 feeders a day if he's over 12 months of age. He should be fed an hour after lights on as he needs the daytime to bask and digest his food properly during the day. Feeding him at night close...

Wow, really? That's great! So happy to hear almost 10 months after the original post! We would LOVE to see pictures of the little trooper if you can!

No you are not overreacting - chams should not have their eyes closed during the day. However without a complete picture of your husbandry practices and nutritional information it will be hard to help you. Please copy and paste the 'How to ask for help' form into a reply below and fill it...

An URGENT trip to the vet is in order as you will not be able to treat this without medical intervention. It appears your baby has a mouth infection/mouth rot that has progressed into his sinus and is now affecting his eyes. He needs to be checked and probably put on antibiotics if its not...

Glad to hear your guy is on the road to recovery!

Seriously? A 'science experiment'? This has got to be one of the silliest replies I have read in a long time! :rolleyes:

Sperm plug alert!

When your whole life span is from 1 - 5 years, yes 5 months is teenager hood!