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Steve. When's the last time you slept? 1988? We all appreciate your presence and your bugs.;)

Here's a more vibrant shot of Lucky.

Hey Steve! Love the orange. He looks a little closer to Lucky #3. Here's another shot of Natto. I'll show Lucky the shot and see if he recognizes him. Hopefully there's no bad blood. :p

DUDE! You need more Chameleons. I think there's still space in your bathroom. :D Those are very cool shots. Now free range everyone and you can live in a jungle at your place. :eek:

Yeah! Kevin has it right. Suck it up. I live in Santa Monica and I'm going... Mooching a ride off the nicest guy in the club - Dave Weldon. :D Jann and her husband are rearranging their vacation to make it to the meeting and they're from FLORIDA. They'll be coming from San Diego. They want to...

Nah. Except for the shy new little guy these chams all hang out together. They all have their own trees and rooms but will walk over to the one room and hang out with each other on the same tree. They are from left to right in the solo pics. Zzodhi, PB, Lucky Boy and Natto Zeedle Zappa. PB...

We had the greatest time with you both!

Dyesub. Yes, as Jann said with some advice on the forum I started giving him supplements every other day as if he were a baby. He was no longer able to hold onto branches and I set up a trapeze at first and then eventually lost the tree. You can see the set up in my album on Karma. Make sure...

I'm sorry as well. When we were breeding we too thought the tiniest ones were so cute and took special care. They never responded. Just too small and unhealthy. Its really heartbreaking. Our condolences.

If you've done your research the answer is no. Coccidia reproduces by exploding out of the intestinal wall. Eventually the intestines will become so scarred from all this the animal will die because the function of the intestine - nutrients, etc absorption will be destroyed.

He looks very sickly and unhealthy. I would suggest you immediately send him to me to care for. ;)

I recall Dave discussing that. Yes, I believe you do have to be cautious on getting the proper dosage with that drug

Brand name in Canada I believe is Marquis. Toltrazuril sulfone according to a web search.

She's also got a great view!

I think the point was that vets should try something that's easier on the animal than constant build up of Baytril. In effect delve into the problem and find something more targeted.

Its regulated differently here I believe. Whatever makes it more Byzantine is the American way. My vet and I had a long discussion about Baytril. Either Mader or someone else hosting a seminar blasted the vets for prescribing it like aspirin. I've had mixed results with it. However, you said...

So that's why all of us are crossing the border to get your drugs. Do you ship? ;)

So you and your vet can mix your own cocktails? Wow, very cool.

Just read your "about me". Ok got it. Thanks for all the educational info. Aren't 99% of the meds we use on the Chams derived from human meds?

I feel like I'm on a game show. What was that old one? "What's my Line?" Are you in the human medical field or animal field?