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Looks great! Love the yellow!

How old are your uv bulbs? I would have a fecal done to rule out parasites first, any vet should be able to do that.

How do you know he has a vitamin A Deficiency ?

The best thing to do would be to call the manager and express your concerns. Most of these chain pet stores have policies in place that if an animal shows any signs of illness then they must be seen by a vet. If they blow you off tell them that you are going to call the local ASPCA or whatever...

you're not going to notice any growth in a weeks time, when you are looking at them every day they don't seem to grow at all. Sometimes you may not even notice any growth in months time. The best thing to do if you're worried about his growth is to get a digital kitchen scale, there like $10...

here's where I get my reptibreeze cages from http://www.pet-dog-cat-supply-store.com/shop/index.php?page=shop-flypage-32028

Just realized this post was from 2008, oops

Have you seen this post, I don't know much about pygyms but I,ve never seen these before. https://www.chameleonforums.com/exciting-uncommon-pygmy-species-sale-132658/

Congratulations! Very cool cham to work with, I've always wanted to get my hands on some of them. Are you in the states? I haven't seen them advertised to often in the states.

I typically bask mine at between 78-81, 90 is way too hot for a meru. Also the lower the night time temp the better, if you can get it down to the low to mid 60's at night they will do much better. You may want to fill out the how to ask for help form because I believe that you may have Benn...

simply amazing !!!

something doesn't look right, could just be the angle of the picture but possibly a break or MBD

Thanks guys, so far they are eating great and drinking well too, I will try a couple added mistings at night, thanks for the advice Carl. Right now the day time temps are around 74 with night time drops to around 64. I will keep you updated and be in touch if I have any questions.

This is straight from the jacksons care sheet, It's always been explained to me that because their metabolism is slower they don't require as much calcium or vitamins. Supplementation: Calcium and other vitamins are very important to your chameleon's health. Feeder insects should be lightly...

Is it possible that he just ate and his gular region is just stretched out a little bit. It doesn't look abnormal to me.

Still to much D3, Every type of chameleon is different, What type of chameleons does this person that gave you this information breed. For a montane cham like a Jacksons that is too much. I am not very experienced with other types of chams but I think most people would agree that would be too...

Some new arrivals today to add to the collection, 1.2 werneri and 0.1 Meru The werners look great, the meru is a little dehydrated but should come around. We'll give them a few days to settle in and see how it goes.

This is way too much D3, Jacksons should only get D3 once a month and at most twice a month if using a low dose D3. Calcium without D3 twice a week. Multivitamin once a month The tongue issues are usually one of the first signs of over supplementation. He appears healthy though, and other...

I would change these few items, and she might make a surprising turn around. Overall from the picture she looks healthy. Proper supplementation, calcium no d3 2-3 times a week Multivitamin once a month Calcium with d3 once a month Change uv bulb, if possible get a cheap florescent...

Just saw your pictures, she looks gravid. I just had a female that has been by herself for the last 9 months give birth, I assume from sperm retention, she did not eat at all in the week leading up to giving birth. Maybe?