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Maybe hes starting a shed! Or it could possibly be a thermal burn...

I would suggest A trip to the vet is in order...take a fecal with you for further analysis.

Typically they would turn dark if stressed out but all chameleons are different...You should check him out when he is sleeping ;)

Haha what a looker :)

I googled this real quick used to live in Kent and there are many reliable herp vets in your area :) http://www.herpvetconnection.com/washing.shtml

Roaches are survivors no matter what they find the food even if its eating one of their own. Place the gutload anywhere im sure the roaches are eating it.

I would not worry. Just up the mistings or make sure your drip/misting system is adequate :)

I would get a 10 gallon glass aquarium put a heating pad under it. Build a roach motel for them keep wet veggies and dry food daily or everyother day and I cover my glass aquariums with a black sheet and mist the inside with water couple times a week to stimulate breeding and soon things will...

Hi Jann I dont know if you have used this product before but I have used it for 2 years and only replaced the battery one time! They are really accurate with temps just dont let them get wet and they will stick to any surface...

I see from the pictures he had a thermal burn hows that looking Syn?

Well neo this is for you. If I was a moderator I would edit your post, give you a nice vacation from the forums to think that one over and why you would say such a thing that is not relevant to this thread. Keep the negative crap to yourself pal. And lilly my thoughts are with you.

hahahahaha such a long face :(

And you actually believe their blashphemy they spew? Do you think Zoomed actually cares about any reptiles? The answer is money dont be fooled.

Dont be surprised to get a slew of comments like you have been getting on your husbandry. Most of here at chameleon forums take the better safe than sorry route with especially with lighting I would advise you to do the same. Although this bulb may provide two things in one, facts are facts IMHO...

Their growing will slow at about one year but they will still continue to grow more slowly and maybe stop at around 2 1/2 -3 years and start to "fill out"

I agree to the idea epoused in this statement. For this is what i have learned with keeping veileds. I find myself lightly dusting maybe 4 times a month and keeping a close eye on the gutloading and how much, like kinyonda said its kind of a magical formual and over time you just get a nitch for...

Lets assume hes about a year. At and before 5-6 months I would say dusting everyday is appropriate, but when you reach a year I would suggest cutting the schedule in half ex... herptivite twice a month calcium to 1 time a week if you get my drift. Put into concern your feeders too and what they...

Syn how old is your veiled?

I have eaten a praying mantis once a big green juicy one for 19$ and I was also kinda hungry.

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