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i’m just so glad i knew enough to recognize he was unwell

She said he’s depressed, dehydrated, he got too cold during shipment, malnourished, ect

So, the vet says that it’s the smallest chameleon she’s ever seen and that he is way too small to have been released to us. She says he looks to be fresh out of the egg. He’s going to have to stay in the hospital and only has a 20% chance of survival. cb reptiles is so irresponsible.

taking him to a vet. wish us luck

ive been communicating with them and they keep saying he is just dehydrated. i’m going to send them a picture.

he’s pretty dark now, im really worried.

so what should i do? i don’t want to kill the little guy.

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the advertised age was 1-3 months old. the thing at the base of tail isn’t a wound-it’s a little patch of blue coloring. as i said he just arrived yesterday so i wonder if he’s just stressed and dehydrated from the trip. I have already contacted the breeder and they thought he was just dehydrated.

im also going to include he got shipped and got stuck at the airport an extra night so he hasn’t eaten since tuesday.

the white powder is from dusted crickets

Hi! I just got a new 2 month old nosy be panther cham. just got him yesterday and he will not eat. Ive tried pinhead crickets, flightless fruit flys and some tiny mealworms. He just is choosing a spot to sit in and laying there with his eyes closed. i also found some poop and it’s super...

sorry to keep bugging you guys i’m just really scared of killing him-but he’s still not moving very much for ab how long after i got him is that normalish

he’s pretty dark-is that ok for the first day?

i’ll do that-so far i havent seen any and he seems just to have his eyes closed hiding in a leaf so i’m leaving him alone as to not stress him any further

ok. his eyes are open again now atleast

so just put the towel over everything? ok

ok. ive been mostly staying out of the room, but i’ll try that. should i turn off the lights in it too?

he also has closed eyes some of the time which ik is a sign of stress.