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@GrimCamel that's the thing about keeping chams in Europe. I live in Slovakia and there are no reliable vets with chameleon experience either - we go to one that's in charge of reptiles in the local zoo, but he's not very knowledgeable about chameleons, unfortunately. And it's no wonder, cats...

have just read his story in the other thread - he's a lucky little guy to have found such a good forever home and he's looking great! :) live long and prosper, little cham

Oh Spike, you beautiful boy, rest easy!

wow! this is great!!! :) wonderful pics as well

oh boy, so glad they ended up with you. good luck!

Sorry for your loss, she was a beautiful girl :(

I'm truly sorry your boy passed :( I'm always amazed at seeing pictures of all your beautiful chameleons and I know you love them all very much, which makes the loss even harder. Goodbye, Sage!

sorry for your loss, it's never easy losing one :( goodbye, Kosby!

Just as other have said - if he's healthy, go for it. You seem very fond of him, so I'm sure you'll give him the best forever home and he'll be one spoiled cham :)

I love their names :) also, they're beautiful

Skittles is beautiful! Like a little rainbow :)

Amos, you gorgeous boy, stay healthy! keeping you in my thoughts

hope Vlad gets better!

wow, those eyes look almost human :eek: beautiful creature you have there!

I've got one for our panther and it's fine. We don't have such a huge selection of screen cages here in Europe, the ExoTerra was the only option I had. What I don't like about it is that there are no ledges to mount branches or hang pots securely and you have to improvise, running the risk the...

beautiful!

welcome :)

I am very sorry for your loss, wishing you and all your kids a lot of strength! Also wishing success with chameleon keeping, hope it brings at least some joy :)

happy hatch day, Teddy! may you live for many more years :)

wow, a tiny real dragon! :) beautiful animal you have there, may he thrive and prosper!