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My 8 month old ambilobe seemed to have the symptoms of a respiratory infection. He would sneeze occasionally without opening his mouth but I never heard any popping or noise. He also hasn't been eating that much so I took him to the vet and they fully examed him and said that he was in great...

cut way back on the wax worms. They are very fatty. Keep feeding the silks to him though, they are great feeders. But as pssh said, fill out the ask for help form.

you do know that a lot of people here have mellers with great info. Why not address your issue?

Sounds like a giant fail. Go to target and buy a cool mist humidifier. You can get a penguin, elephant or a frog. I personally went with the penguin because penguins are cool as s#!t.

what time does he wake up? Is it a twelve hour cycle?

I dont see a problem with it as long as he cant fit through the bars.

how do you deal with watering/drainage?

Put a real plant in there like a ficus or umbrella. You might need to drill holes in the bottom. Prop it up on something, and put a pan underneath. If that is repti-carpet, remove it. Panthers need a lot of foliage. Also get rid of the analog thermometers. They are inaccurate.

K. Its a tiny tiny piece on the very tip of the tail. Ill try the cotton ball thing in a day or two if it doesn't disappear. Should I pump the humidity up?

very common. He will stop eventually

makes me think twice before going back into my pond

My panther just finished shedding a few days ago and I noticed the tip of his tail looks like he has a little bit of skin on it. Is this common?

I heard it was around 8 months? Can anyone else confirm this?

Worms are very fatty. Most people would not recommend a strictly worm diet. Variety is best.

Mine does the same. Its fine

looks like an ambilobe

great looking cham. I love the purple in him.

well said.

Your cham was probly hungry.

Chameleons dont like to be handled. They are not mammals that you can cuddle with. They are solitary reptiles. You can think what you want but its the truth. An hour every day is way to much time to be handling a chameleon. You're probly stressing him out. The only reason he has been tollerating...