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Thanks guys!!! :)

I know!! we have to give him 2 drops twice daily 12 hours apart, that means we have to wake him up at night to put in drops and we have to force his eye open sometimes. Luckily he's not agressive - he hardly ever hisses or bites - but boy do they get some claws & a mighty grip. Gotta love em.

Yes, Dr Dias is the BEST. He was stressed from being man-handled at the vet but it was all in the name of getting healthy.

My Ambilobe chameleon is 10 months now and last week he turned into completely new chameleon. Now he switches between the two color schemes. So Awesome! These pics are all of darwin...He has an eye infection so there are two pics from the vet but he's getting better.

Im in FL. Where do you get your grasshoppers?

Orlando Orlando/Maitland Fl http://www.lakehowellanimalclinic.com/ Dr. Diaz is the best!! Treats almost all exotics and reasonable prices.

Darwin & I, he's about 8 months.

Perfect day in sunny florida to take my chameleon outside in his explorarium. Its partly sunny at 85 degrees. Gotta Love Fall!

1. She has a bit of OCD so she scrubs everything down, especially the areas he goes and misting areas. Just using basic household cleaners and of course lets everything dry and air out before letting him return. 2. there are no other animals in the whole house and she has an explorarium for...

This is from my friend who free ranges her veiled. His name is Zosimus. Don't poo on my jacket!

Pheonix worms come in very small sizes. I was able to feed them to a 3.5 month Old but it's your call on what to get for your Cham since I'm not sure how big it is. Shop online most worm sites show the measurements. He should be able to handle em now if not then soon. The chams grow really fast...

I would get some phoenix worms if you want to boost hydration. And when you mist are you getting him good? Misting them is a way they clean their eyes. He may have something irritating it. A shower could also help with that. He could be adjusting too since he's so little a shower may not be the...

I have a 7 month panther. He eats about 7 adult crix a day plus 4 or so worms a couple times a week. I try to switch up the worms & unfortunately I'm in Florida so I can't get roaches. But be sure to vary the diet & stick to a good dusting schedule. I also vary the gutload I give the feeders...

Darwin Urdnot - Mix of Charles Darwin and Urdnot Wrex from the game Mass Effect. Also done so when he is full grown I can have pictures of his growth and title it "The Evolution of Darwin" :)

I half free range my 6 month panther. I have paths leading out & around his cage but I usually only let him out for a couple hours. He has made it all the way across the room once & sometimes he goes back into his cage by himself. So far it's working out but sometimes it can take a full 5...

The bugs are little white flies. The picture is mostly of the eyes but after a little while little bug are flying around. About little white bumbs that look like skin probably are left over pieces from shedding. My panther had a piece for like a week and half but it eventually fell off...

P.s. Please and thank you for any advice! Love this forum! Although it does distract me from homework.

I use clay pellets in the bottom 1/3 of the plant pot. then I let it drain all day out the bottom into another container I can easy empty. It helps with the drowning. my soil is always moist but not soaked.

The bugs are on the leaves. I have even used the following to try and get rid of them and they keep coming back - PHYSAN 20™ is a broad range disinfectant, fungicide, virucide, and algaecide which effectively controls a wide variety of pathogens on hard surfaces and plants. Its applications...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Ambilobe Panther, Male, 6-7 months, had for 3 1/2 months. Handling - Once a week to take him outside on the weekend. He's not that aggressive and comes out easily. Sometimes more because we let him free range a little and I'll put him back in his cage if its...