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So the vet determined it wasnt a vitamin deficiency?

I wouldnt...rule of thumb i use is 3 months or 3 inches (snout to vent) ...some 2.5 onthers get that big. If they wanna guarentee him for 6 weeks then go ahead but i doubt they will.

Sometime you can try and stimulate them with rubbing a q tip on them...or try a very light small cold mist to shock them. Its kinda like the theory of spanking babies when first born to make them take that first breath.

Are they able to take a big deep breath when they first imerge?

Ive had a lot of success with just damp playsand also. Make sure the sand is like 15 inches deep or more and give her a lot of privacy.

thats the impression i got too....try and take a well lit pic of his head.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vdbSikEtjDQ

Well im thinking you have to hope for the best and never use a glass eyedropper again. Use the plastic syringes from the vet.

I wouldnt house them together past the age of 5 months. Even females will be territorial and this could stress them.

Check temps and dont have them out there if you are being affected by the smoke of the fires in cali.

I believe there will always be conflicting scientific opinions on if this new introduction is harmful or helpful. Florida is a state that is being affected by climate change and when climate changes so does anything that lives...plants ...insects etc. So it will be interesting to keep track of...

Make sure you wash the leaves of that plant with soap and water and rinse well....most plants you buy have pesticideson the leaves and this will kill your chameleon.

I use really hot tap water sowhen it hits them itsjust warm and they seem to dig it most of the time.

Try sticky tongue farms outside formula.

If hes constantly doing it then he may be too warm.

They are usually very hungry and thirsty after traveling. Don't forget to wash the plants you put in the enclosure. They usually have pesticides on the leaves.

Zerah is a wildman when it comes to building enclosures...hehe.

Both look male to me. Sambavas have always seemed to take the longest to show full color....at least with me this has been the case.

It really just looks like he rubbed off the outer part of the scales. I don't think this will cause any issue since its so minor.

If you mean when you mist him then....put super hot water from the tap in the mister...by the time it hits them its just pleasently warm. You wouldnt want to be sprayed with cold water either.