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parasites are probably a good guess, but also, if im not mistaken you bought the male that was for sale at LLLReptile, I check what chams they have available almost everyday, and he was only for sale two days before you bought him, so unless they quarantined him before they put him up for sale...

There are for sure differences

It is very cute lol. and that is one damn good phone camera, like epic

LOL "big-o-ghetto nails"

Mind if i ask where you got her? i know their crazy expensive, but ive been thinking of getting one.

Thank you guys for all the help ill go shut those bitch bulbs DOWN!

oh boy now im worried, im out of money and i need to buy new lights?! do you know what it is exactly that causes the eye problems? is there anything you would suggest doing with them untill i can get new lighting for them?

Currently Im using a 5.0 compact on my baby panther, and a 10.0 compact on my Fischer who is in a black reptarium. Is this acceptable? Thanks for any help you can provide. Dylan

First off, i would love some opinions on the best brands of cal. and vit. And second, since multivitamin supplements have calcium, and we also use a calcium supplements I'm kinda confused why multivitamins contain calcium. Can anyone give a good explanation of the whole purpose of that? I'm...

im not sure what they are, but the big one on the bottom kinda creeps me out:eek:

if this is a baby cham, sometimes it takes time before they experiment with food that they aren't used too, I have a baby panther that on certain days will only eat crickets, and others where he wont touch crickets, but he'll scarf down fruit fly till hes gonna pop.

This is the most rediculous excuse I have heard for anything. The least you could do is have him LOOKED AT before you or the Vet decide any kind of treatment, it's only fair to the animal, and you if you care about it enough.

Im confused, the issue is now a few months old but your no willing to drive 3 hours to go to the vet? I think its pretty clear what you need to do.

yaaaaaaaa.............

ya hes really gorgeous. As far as locale i would say Ambilobe, but i guess it could always be a cross?

lmao thats hilarious

I didn't say it wasn't similar, i just meant i would refer to information from experience with breeding chams rather than birds.

i cant imagine advise on breeding birds is safe enough to apply to chameleons

Nice he's like Lamborgini Green lol

Great suggestion Kenya, creasted gecko's are great. and if you look around enough you can find some really really nice looking lizards, try Sundialreptile.com