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thats a gorgeous area you live in! have you ever come across Charina bottae? (Northern Rubber Boa)

just about to guess that until i saw this post :p

to be honest...i kinda want it now :p

reshaped my bookcase to make a make-shift rack for my Sand Boas (Eryx) and im perfectly fine with half my room being a table with my chameleon and all of his care items, and my backyard dedicated to my tortoises :D

it could be a burn, but wouldnt a burn affect a larger area on his skin? and if it was while he was shedding it wouldnt have burned his new skin :confused:

well ill spray him more from now often, and i felt his casque today when i took him outside and it is hard like the rest of his body, and i give him D3 once a week and calcium 3-4 times a week

i decided to take Xanthus out for some needed sunshine, and to take a few pics :) you can see his bent casque in these pics which i don't know how it happened, because its hard and not flexible as if he had MBD, and i had been given him calcium about 3 times a week along with D3 once a week...

ohhhh that makes sense :o and i just checked his temps and the basking spot is about 82 F, and the lower part is about 76 F

his casque is pretty hard but im still dumbfounded on how it happened over the period of a night :confused: and i guess ill spray him more now, even though his urate has almost always been white

well its not really bad, ill try to take a pic, but im not joking when i say that it happened overnight! its as if something fell and hit his casque :confused:

well it seems like his shed skin never comes off and hes shedding very often, and i spray him at least once a day everyday and most days twice, and his temps are probably high 80's with the lower part being lower 80's and high 70's

oh my bad haha, ive always wanted to get a horned lizard though :o what kind do you have?

about 8 months old

hey guys :) im just asking this here because i know that you have some great answers - my cham has been shedding nonstop for almost two months now :confused: hes been eating perfectly normal, and hes been hydrated, and he basks normally, and everything is regular but im just a little worried...

well i know that LLL sells ants as feeders so maybe it is possible :confused:

i would probably stick to a topsoil mixture, you should always avoid using fine sand as a substrate, if i did use sand with my sand boas, i would use sandblasting sand because its coarser than fine sand so it wont cause eye and nasal infections

nice boas! especially that L. trivirgata

when in doubt ask Chris Anderson!

nice cham! is he a Diego Suarez?

im gonna be the drummer for my high school jazz band next year, but anyways good luck!