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  1. B

    2 Year Old Panther Major Eye Problem

    Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Male Ambanja Panther, 2 years old, been in my care for 1.5 years Handling - once or twice a month Feeding - 5-10 crickets or 5-6 superworms alternated regularly, hornworms occasionally Supplements - Dust feeders with Calcium almost every...
  2. kplatvoet

    Need a good NJ chameleon vet

    I go to a vet in Franklin (not lakes 07416) who charges $16.00 for a fecal (which is really cheap) but while he treats reptiles I'm not totally confident in his Chameleon experience. He's open 24/7 and is 5 min from my house and is great with the cats and I liked the way handled the one time I...
  3. karma12

    Something is wrong with my veiled chameleon, but cant get answers.

    Sorry, guys. Im really new at this. I wasn't aware of what was expected. Thank you for your help. Your Chameleon - Veiled, 9 month old female, I have had her since xmas. Handling - not at all at first, but since shes been lethargic maybe every other day and she changes from black to her regular...
  4. JSkelt

    Trioceros jacksonii Eye Problem ( with pictures )

    Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Trioceros jacksonii, possibly WC, approx 7-8mo? ( "Mr. Lahey" ) Handling – As needed only for medication. Approx 1x per day lately. Feeding - Daily: 3x crickets gut loaded w/ CricketCrack. 2-4x Superworms. Couple Dubias, 1 small Hornworm as treat after handling...
  5. T4STE

    Hello All!

    Hi everyone, I am new here and have been lurking for quite sometime. Had some questions answered and new things and tips learned. I recently acquired a 5 month old Veiled Chameleon. His name is Falco Falcone. He was a bit timid at first, hissed when i got near him. but after a few days...
  6. M

    spot on tail

    Thanks for all the input guys. Im tryin to find a reptile vet around my area so I can bring my cham in(new jersey). Shes been with me little over a month scince I got her from the reptile expo so im guessing its came from the petstore people I got her from. Ill keep you all posted and thanks again
  7. kplatvoet

    Jackon's chameleon - terrible choice for a beginner?

    I would say it on if it's a bad idea or not that it might depend on where you live- a Jackson a lot harder to keep if your living in Arizona or one of the hotter dryer states than it is in humid New Jersey. Cold at night seems to make my Jackson much more active in the morning -she likes her...
  8. MrMittens

    Mr.Mittens eyes are popping out

    Sorry for the wait I have school. I took pictures of some of the lights so you have an idea what's in there and I always have trouble coming up with a schedule to dust my crickets, and how to gut load them. Your Chameleon - Male, Veiled Chameleon, It's about 2 years old. I have had it since...
  9. chametc

    Exotic Vet. in New Jersey

    Hi, Does anyone have a good reptile vet. in New Jersey that you can recommend? Thanks.
  10. B

    Possible burn from heat lamp? Black spots all over, not eating

    Chameleon Info: Male Veiled Chameleon, Approx 7-10 months old in my care since June (no idea on date of birth, bought from petco) Handling - Once a week or so Feeding - 7-9 large crickets dusted with reptivite daily, kept in cricket keeper with carrots, organic granola and...
  11. Mr Wilson

    Vet in New Jersey?

    Hi everyone. I was just wondering if anyone from New Jersey had a good, reputable exotic pet vet in New Jersey. We are in Monmouth but are willing to drive. Our female ambilobe is not looking too hot. She has been closing her eyes for a couple of days now and yesterday I noticed undigested...
  12. Lovereps

    help my senegal

    You have had her for 4 weeks or she is 4 weeks old? That might not be enough food--it all depends on her age and the size of the crickets. Chameleons should have a vairety of feeders--Phoenix worms,silkworms, Dubias,hornworms, etc. If the calcium powder contains vitamin D3, then it is not...
  13. Olimpia

    Possible burn from heat lamp? Black spots all over, not eating

    Don't be horrified, but I'm going to write my suggestions or improvements in blue below: Regardless of what it is, either a burn or a fungal infection, he NEEDS a vet. There's no way around this, either way he's going to need professional attention to treat it properly. I think increasing the...
  14. Mr Wilson

    Good cham vet in central New Jersey?

    I looked at the links that were provided here and did find a decent list of some vets in the area but I would really like to hear testimonies from people in New Jersey about their vets. The ones that were provided were dated as far back as 2001 and as recent as 2007. If anyone can let us...
  15. richpass6

    Sick or jus tbeing lazy??

    i live right outside of new york city. in the lower hudson valley area. im 15- 20 mins from conn., the city, and jersey so im sure ill find a vet for him. it could also be a little more being that its NY lol but even so that's not a bad price. i was thinking a check up would be 150 or something...
  16. jannb

    Sick or jus tbeing lazy??

    Yea, here in FL nothing is as expensive as NY.
  17. leet13

    Stays in "bed" almost all day

    My ambilobe stays in bed almost all day... its not everyday but every few days. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Ambilobe Panther Chameleon, Male, approx 7 months old... I have had him since Sept 28 2012...
  18. G

    Advice Needed for my 2+ yr old Chameleon - Please help

    Hi, 2 years ago, I adopted a baby veiled chameleon from someone who was moving and couldnt take it with her. She told me she has a "complete setup" After getting the chameleon, and reading these forums, I found it was vastly inadequate. I purchased tons of new stuff for him when I got...
  19. OrianaB

    Help - Veiled Chameleon eyes won't open?

    Hello there, I'll try to condense this as much as I can but it'll still be long. I've been taking care of my former bio teacher's veiled chameleon for a few months. According to my teacher it's a male, and is named Newton. I'm not sure how old he is, but he is definitely at least 6 months and...
  20. Cainschams

    help. Jackson too skinny????

    Hope some of this helps and I hope he gets up to par rather quickly for you. He is not in the most terrible shape so I dont see why he shouldnt recover quickly.
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