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Most reptiles not just chames, do not have that reflex or instinct like we do. When we get near fire our reaction is to quickly move away, they most of the time don't realize their skin is burning off. It is safer to have the lamp at least 3-4 inch away from the cage or the plant or whatever it...

Chames and any type of reptile need vitamin A for skin and eye health, he needs to be on a multivitamin, not just Vit C. He could also be harboring an oral infection that spread to the eyes, but makes sure like the other fellows have said to get the right light as well

Chames and any type of reptile need vitamin A for skin and eye health, he needs to be on a multivitamin, not just Vit C. He could also be harboring an oral infection that spread to the eyes, but makes sure like the other fellows have said to get the right light as well.

Live worm parasites usually don't live in the soil as adults which is what would be seen in a really infested animal in their feces, adults grow and mature inside the animal, what is usually in the soil as far as parasites go are eggs and you cannot see them unless you have micorscopic vision...

That is kind of what I figured, but he needs to poop seriously!

you can put Ice cubes on top of his cage to drip, that is what i use to do and he loved it :)

The pus is definitely a sign of an infection! little cami needs some antibiotics asap

Looks like you have a baby, it looks like something internal, most likely a fracture or something, since it looks like its at the end of its ribs. It can be due to MBD. Should definitely get some radiographs done. Since you said its gone now, keep an eye on it if it returns!!

My veiled had almost the same problem, Vet had me doing a culture to see exactly what kind of bacteria was in her mouth, since if their is an infection in their mouth, it easily spreads to their eyes. His Dr prescribed him some strong antibiotics and it since then has been doing good. My dr also...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled, male, 7 months, had him since he was around 2 months old Handling - have been handling him everyday these past months because of medication administration Feeding - Feeding him crickets 7 once a day every other day and meal worms, gut loading them with...