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I want to stress the need for every Cham to see a Vet, for a annual check up and fecal exam once a year. Most well care checkups are under 100.00. If you cant afford a checkup, find a vet that will do a fecal exam. This will save you heartache.

I love a big poop contest!

Its always a good idea to have a fecal check (vet checks for parasites) done on newbies.

Grasshoppers: order online, they are easy to keep alive, don't need water, because of their size- you may only need to feed 1 or 2 per week. You can keep them alive for months.

Lt. Bolt demanding breakfast!

Handsome boy.

How does one manage 141 baby chams?????

Thanks, both were adopted from animal shelters. Vinny held the title of longest stay and Carmelo was living in the worlds smallest Chameleon enclosure.

Well, its been a difficult season in my home. In November, out of nowhere, unexpected and in perfect health, my dog Vinny was stricken with sickness. Within 1 week of becoming sick and after several thousands of dollars of vet bills, his health worsenened. He could no longer walk or eat. We...

I'll add branches tomorrow.

I think his leg is broken. There was an issue with his leg once before. I need to search my post on CF to see the resolution.

I think I'll take him to the vet on Monday. Maybe anti- inflammation meds will help.

This is him right now.

I think he's just an older Cham. His claws had shed build up. I removed those clumps from his him claws. I thought the clump of shed was hindering his grip.

I took his bottom plants, branches and vines out earlier in the year due to him falling. The black plastic netting keeps him from falling to the bottom. It would be a 3 feet fall. The netting makes it less than a 1 foot fall from any area in his enclosure.

He has no grip in his back claws - none! When I place my finger between his rear claws, he makes no attempts to grip/ close his claws.

Carmelo has started falling again. This time his grip is really weak. He can't climb up the tree swing. This is not related to grasshoppers. We have out of hoppers for 1 month. He is eating crickets and hornworms. I don't think a vet trip is warranted. I really think his age is a factor.

This one is larger than the one above. It is next to a teaspoon for size reference. It's not a sperm plug because i fine tiny sperm plugs all over the branches. Bolt passes these huge hemipenal plugs one time a month. I believe, the diy @crosscutts fogger keeps Bolt well hydrated. This...

Here is a great post on Hemipeneal plugs. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/hemipeneal-plug-mis-identified.177900/