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TMK, sources don't agree if it's automatically present in all reptile guts. salmonella in reptiles (search of articles) salmonella in reptiles (scholarly articles) The way it's been put to me by several veterinarians is to assume they all carry it, and use common sense hygiene precautions...

@kinyonga If CB means captive bred, she was supposed to be but I have my doubts considering her parasite situation. The picture of the tank is a few days old since I wasn't home to snap a new one. She came with the enclosure and the lights so we replaced the UV bulb with a hood and a UVB...

I just found how to transport him on a different thread in here. Thanks so much again everyone

Gotcha he is a little stunner. :)

I doubt you'll ever get your money back from CB Reptile. If and when you would like to try again just come here and we will set you up with a breeder that is top notch.

When i was talking to her about it she said 175 for CB. But when someone on FB wanted one I told them the price they said good luck because they get them from underground reptiles for $49... So I was confused at how they can be sold for such low prices!

Okay perfect, I would upgrade him around 6 months, they grow fast. Do you know the correct supplements to use, the multivitamin and D3?

If it was me I'd avoid them and go with one of the known/reputable chameleon breeders. CB appears to have their hands in many different types of reptiles, which could be fine, but it makes you wonder how much they know about and well they care for their chameleons. I have nothing to back this...

Buys and Sells Reptiles. Usually buys and Sells very quickly without much vetting of the animals (not CB, just in general Flippers).

...mostly because of these threads and the Chamaeleon Academy so I’ve changed a lot of things about how I care for cricket. I got him from CB reptiles. Cricket will just be a surprise for a while longer and honestly it won’t make a huge difference bc I got a dragon strand cage coming in the mail...

What are his temps at the basking spot? Are you using a T8 or T5 for UVB? What's the bulb strength? My biggest concern is you bought too young of a chameleon from a very unreputable source. CB Reptile is basically a reptile mill. My guess is he could have parasites. You will want to get a fecal...

yeah they're field collected from there.... Stick to one price, theyll eventually sell, just be patient

That is a Hawaiian Xanth price for a wild caught inbred inferior Cham. They clearly didn’t know what you were selling.

well i really only have a thermometer that measures the overall temp of the cage, and i will start studying more. Ill do the fecal when i can

We are sad that you had a bad experience with them also. We too, fell prey to their tactics, just wish I had known about this forum previously, it might of saved us the heartache of what we went through with CB. I’m willing to bet there are others on here that feel the same way we do. They as a...

MY Son received a Panther from them and although Picasso is super healthy and growing well - He ordered a juvenile male and asked several times if definitely a male and they said yes well Thanks to this forum which confirmed for us that Picasso is actually a female! When I just contacted them...

...Start reading https://chameleonacademy.com/chameleon-husbandry-program-getting-started-with-chameleons/ You got this new chameleon from CB reptiles. And they are not a good breeder to buy from. A lot of people end up with sick or dead chams from them. So getting a fecal done would be...

Awesome thanks for the tip. I live in a little tiny town in the vet is not at all familiar with chameleons. I have an appointment with a vet in bigger town. The only thing I’m worried about is keeping her warm during the drive. I’ll make sure I bring a fecal sample.

Ok his basking spot is around 85-90 and I use a T8 long bulb

Ive heard of desalmonallaizing beardies, and in some cases it comes back. Ive also heard in veileds they are not born with the ability to digest plants, they get that from accidentally eating lizard poop. To the point that if certain antibiotics are used, you need to repoop them by feeding...