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Ahhh... I'd love to be able to get a cham from one of these v. well known breeding males - but alas, im in the UK and just get other peoples cast offs lol

melanophores will be the death of me before long! :P I was just wondering if diet played a role out of curiosity really - Colin is very boring brown and green lol

Who is this newton anyway lol

What ive done with my larger branches is attach them to the base of my plants and have them going up and resting on another plant, and secured with cable ties

Is that from a book? Dean Koontz? False Memory?

I took him on from someone who had no idea - he has pretty bad MBD but hes having treatment for it. Heres some photos of his front legs (they are pretty damn awful) They are all quite recent What causes gout and odema? How are they diagnosed and what is the treatment?

As the title says - I'm sure I'm just being paranoid, but I've never had a healthy chameleon to know what "normal" is! Colin is doing well, not growing all that much, but gaining weight and condition nicely. I'm wondering whether his legs look a bit odema-ey? Like i said, he's gaining weight...

sorry - just clarify - is your chameleon black all the time, or are his faeces always black, or both?

do you have photos of him this colour?

Pudgy McGee? YOU HAVE JUST MADE MY DAY!! :p

I'm Amanda...obviously, 22 (just!) from England - I'm a student studying Veterinary Anatomy, and have no hobbies because im boring! Suggest something for me to take up! lol

ha ha - he looks very sinister in the second photo! He looks like he's doing great since his tongue incident - you've done a great job! (It never fails to depress me when I see all those cute little straight chameleon leggies!)

For sure! Note to self: Never buy a £40 chameleon again...

I get ooohs and ahhhhs from visitors - but a rather puzzled Errr..... from my landlord - oops!

I consider my cham to be like an expensive piece of art that I have to feed (and medicate and clean and take to the vets every 4 weeks....)

I inject calcium into colin's feeders so I like to make sure he's eaten at least those ones - hes recently started eating from his feeder cup again so its making life easier!

Oh wouldn't that be lovely!!

Yeah, the only reason I picked them up was because he used to love them and I was trying to get him to eat again - I'll just let them turn into beetles and feed them to the terrapins lol

takes me that long to feed one - but then again hes just a problem chameleon! :mad: :p

Great photos! My cham's needs have had the opposite effect on me - I've come to tolerate such bugs! (not so much the crickets though - but I'm dealing with locusts :) )