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Oh man, what an awful circumstance. It always takes a while to recover, but it's good that you're feeling better now.

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Maybe try stabbing a bigger hole in the phoenix worms, more than just a pin prick. I use a safety pin on those little buggers but I stab 'em a lot.

Great site, I wish there were sites like this for every type of chameleon, I always enjoy finding comprehensive and concise information in one source.

I always love the extra bright neon colors, awesome cham!

I don't like the words "intelligent design" either, but that's just me. Panther chameleons are an excellent example of speciation, in any case. To me, it's amazing to see animals that are so related but that have experienced reproductive isolation for so long that they are now no longer sexually...

I have only been keeping my panther chameleon outdoors from 10 am to 11 am when the temps are low.

Hey dude what's up? This is hands down the greatest place to get info on chameleons. Look at these chams! http://chameleonsonly.com/dagnir.htm

I was browsing through old enclosure and supplies posts last night to get a few ideas for myself and I found this thread: https://www.chameleonforums.com/drainage-system-11146/ The link to chameleon news that Dave Weldon provided in that thread was awesome, as well as this link from...

Awesome pictures! I love those little guys.

lol, chameleon attack. the ferocity of a tiger in a small package. It was my boyfriend's idea to get a reptile, but at first we thought we were going to get a snake. Then, we decided that we should wait, but we'd look at snakes at all the pet stores we went to. Christmas before last we went...

She's so pretty, I hope she'll be feeling better tomorrow.

They are really tiny when they hatch, and they are generally pretty hard to sex, but experienced breeders can pick out the hemipenal bulge of males early on. http://www.chameleonnews.com/new/?page=article&id=44 Good article with pictures.

The bumps are no where as life-threatening as the cloaca problem.

Oh man, poor guy.

Nice plizzants! I am a huge fan of their wheels as well. Gotta love mobility.

My cham started climbing on me and eating out of my hands totally by surprise. He's still somewhat cranky and standoffish, but he associates me with food and water now so he just waits for me to open his cage. He has never bitten me but he generally puffs himself up at me. There's really no way...

From your description of treatment, looks like she'll be well on her way to recovery. Good call on the Vit A. I wonder why a vet would assume that just because they know how to treat other reptiles, that they can treat chameleons without doing some research? If I were a vet I just wouldn't...

Was the white part large, or relatively small? If what you saw was white and small, then it is only a portion of the poop. There should be some dark brown chunks lying around somewhere. If there was a really large white spot, I have no idea what to think of that.

That cage is totally awesome! I love it.