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oh and by the way........... I palpated her again, cant feel any abnormal obstructions ie. eggs or anything. I dont know what the heck it is but I hope I find out before its to far to recover from. There was also NO stool today. I figured after nearly 2cc's of baby food cocktail and all...

Enough said on that............ Anyone have a remedie for impacted chams???? I came home and syringed 1cc of water (plain) and soaked her for 20 minutes. When I got home she was on the cage floor and not really happy. I have since taken a tupperware and filled it with green moss and...

The main cage has massive amounts of real plants and if she was pooping Id almost never see it. I use a shop vac to suck the dead leaves and other crap out. She was moved from the big one to a small one last night...........with no substrate so I can better see it. Ill try the olive oil...

sorry to hear that.

Oh and Cherron, The pinch flap test only pissed her off, you couldnt get a pinch of it and the little I did bounced back immediately. I took pics with my phone but I dont know if I can get them on the computer........stupid thing wont let me email them.

Next update. Moved her to a smaller all screen enclosure with two 60watt regular light bulb set ups to maintain higher temps for her. (should be about 85-90 mid day in the cool temp house (swamp cooler is on) She has one small bushy plant to hang out on and a stick thats too thick to...

The only thing Ive heard is to keep your insect gathering away from places that get pesticidal treatments.......... Other than that, there are only a few insects not so good I think.......like the catapillars on tomato plants.........

A little vague but if they offered a step by step tutorial video Id buy it in a second!

Cant post a pic of the female today it would have to be tomorrow as Im at work and would need to borrow a camera (dropped mine) No loose skin, I didnt pinch the flap at all and she puffs it out at me in a threatening gesture when I reach for her. Front half has good mobility and some...

Oh and let me make myself perfectly clear..............I dont blame anyone but myself for this. I know some people like to look at the sellers but having these guys this long means its all my fault.

Okay a more recognisable set of symtoms for today as I spent the better part of the early morning with her. BACK LEGS AND TAIL: seem to be weak. She can move them but chooses not to use them very much. I have to manipulate her to get her angry enough to use them. When placed in cage...

By the way Kinyonga...........that was a very interesting discussion. I will place an egg laying bucket in the cages of the females as well.

No she did not turn dark, hiss or rock back and forth gaping. I showed her from a distance of about 2-2.5 feet and there was little in the way of displaying in either of them for the minute or two that I held her in front of him. Yes it could be that she may have kick started a...

Sorry I should have specified that she is a Panther Chameleon and that I dont know of any spontaneous egg production in them............although I did show her to my male to see if he would fire up for her...........which he did not and she was on my hand the whole time so there was ABSOLUTELY...

Hey guys its been awhile since I visited the board but Im turning to you all for advice. Ive already written back and forth a bit with Jim at cham company and I want to put this up for other ideas as well. Living where I do........(New Mexico) I dont have ready access to an exotic vet...

I dont see why its a problem.........although Id use it as a base for the gut load and then add other things into it. Powdered egg yolk Oatmeal Powdered milk Some calcium powder Vitamin powder There are plenty of things you can use to make really nice stuff. My girl has some sugar...

I got a couple of the zoomed reptisun10.0 bulbs and a couple standard "grow bulbs" and then some 60 watt halogen conversion bulbs. My halogen conversion bulbs are for heat......they are on a timer and come on and off with 14 hour cycles......to keep the heat progressively moving up and down...

hahaha................ good catch on that..........males are far more readily kept in any species.......only takes one male to keep several females busy.

they arent really social creatures. My male sambava eats out of my hand but gets really tempermental if I get too close to him. He may never like it.............something you may have to deal with. then again he may just need a year or two of building trust. the more you make him...

hahahaha my little noseybe blue male is like that everytime I walk up to his cage. Hes stressing me out a bit lately..........Ive not seen him eat anything in a week but to make up for it Ive overloaded his cage with little crickets. He is still alive so I have to assume he is eating...