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  1. Parkjw

    Please tell me information about travel to Kenya and Madagascar.

    Hello, I am planning to travel to Madagascar, Kenya in May. Is there a place where I can see a chameleon? Please share it with me.
  2. R

    Has anyone seen theseand are they suitable popupchameleon

    Some are but not the one I linked it's much bigger than a laundry hamper. 4' dia. x 5' tall and only $60.
  3. K

    Panther Chameleon Burn 😞

    I let him out of his cage one day and the direct sunlight was hitting his branch. I’m still curious how this much damage happened through a window.. needless to say I will be looking for a vet to take a look at him as soon as possible. I’ll post an update :(
  4. javadi

    Madagascar chameleon observations (Brookesia, calumma, furcifer)

    I recently got back from a 2-week expedition to Madagascar where I primarily looked for chameleons and observed them in their native habitat. I thought I would make this thread to summarize some observations I had during this time, probably over a few separate posts over time. Of course this is...
  5. K

    How to stop this?

    Wow, thank you so so much for you in-depth reply. I really appreciate it. It’s been so hard to find accurate information and how to care for my little guy properly without getting judged lol. I’m taking screenshots and noting everything you said down and will get everything fixed to my best...
  6. A

    New Keeper with Questions

    I recently got my new little guy last week and I have built out his enclosure which is small and temporary while I wait for his new larger enclosure to come in. I have been doing research for about a year and am very excited for this journey. If you’re asking why I have a small enclosure if I’ve...
  7. MissSkittles

    please help i think she’s dying

    Hi. I’m so sorry that your little lady is not looking good at all. With her eyes so sunken in she is likely very dehydrated and usually when they start looking like this, …. 😢 Your very best action would be to get her to a good vet immediately. Most of us have to travel a bit for our good vets...
  8. K

    DETECTING THE VEILED CHAMELEON (CHAMAELEO CALYPTRATUS) ON MAUI: ENHANCING CONTROL OF AN INJURIOUS SPECIES…

    Interesting info about plants eaten by veiled chameleon…interesting to see the size of the area they travel in a short time… https://mauiinvasive.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/final-report-on-veiled-chameleon-for-hisc-research-and-technology-grant.pdf
  9. Gloriawood

    Panther M 2 Years Old - Something off

    I drive a little over 2 hours with my guy for the vet. Like missskittles said, in a box and he sleeps the whole time. Does just fine!
  10. S

    is my chameleon okay? what should i do?

    i’ll do my best to get him in, but it’s hard traveling to work and the vet in the same day. i’ve never been so worried, do you think he’ll have a chance at recovery at all? i’ll do my best to get him in as soon as possible
  11. Steve A

    Camiezone babies from Homer and Big Girl

    That is incredible. I may do the same at some point just so I have it just in case.
  12. Camiezone

    How Old Are Your Chams

    So happy to see he's still going strong and healthy. The traveling chameleon. So precious!
  13. naterowley

    Panther M 2 Years Old - Something off

    Thanks so much! If tomorrow doesn't go well, I will have to do that, it's a 4 hour drive 1 way, would a chameleon be good to travel that long?
  14. SteveH

    Eye Blister?

    You may have to travel some but I'd call around looking for a exotics vet, ask specifically if they work with chameleons. Seeing your enclosure photo I'd put a divider between the two so they can't see each other. Corrugated plastic, shower curtain or even a black trash bag will work.
  15. MissSkittles

    New chameleon owner I rescued him in bad shape HELP ME!

    Hi. Oh dear. Poor guy. I’m not sure which issue to address first. He needs a good vet asap. What is your general location? We have a list of good vets with chameleon experience, but you may need to travel a little. The butt bump I suspect is probably built up shed and hemipenes plugs. It would...
  16. MissSkittles

    Upsetting the balance?

    Hi. :) Chameleons don’t like so much change - it stresses them out. Amongst the parasites, pinworms comparitively are basically a walk in the park on a beautiful day. After giving the medication, you really only need to do one good enclosure cleaning - two if you’re so inclined. Then just...
  17. Lucas00-

    Husbandry Review

    I am the new recent owner of a male veiled Chameleon, Mr. Chameleonaire. He was purchased from Petco/petsmart 100 miles away by two people with substance abuse issues, and was in their possession for about a week before I came across him. They had no lights, bugs, or enclosure for the poor guy...
  18. MissSkittles

    Feedback on Husbandry/Enclosure

    Hi. :) I can offer some feedback. At a quick glance, everything looks good. However, looking closer I can see some things that need to be changed, improved and questioned. First is the enclosure size. For an adult chameleon, this is going to be too small. The standard minimum is 2x2x4’ or...
  19. C

    Camiezone babies from Homer and Big Girl

    It's a Cat bag I altered for Chameleon car travel. 🤣. I can keep him safe by using the seat belt.
  20. Kodyf

    Eye Issue

    It is normal for most people to have to travel to get to an exotic vet, you can find your nearest one in an unlikely emergency situation by obviously searching the internet and making some calls. Make an informed decision on the vet you choose some aren’t as qualified as others. (nearest vet for...
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