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I am not saying this at all. i am just giving an idea of the cost which i simply dont have the money for. =( i contacted my local vet to see what i could do around here and he told me that its good that i had cleaned it out and covered it to prevent further contamination. he told me to make sure...

thats awful...:( i'm so sorry.

so tonight i was working on hw and i noticed that the foot on my cham was leaking puss. i got the rest of the puss out and removed the hard, dead tissue. I then cleaned it out with hydrogen peroxide real good and wrapped it in a bit of gauze and medical tape. what do i do now? i cannot afford a...

couldnt afford vet. took matters into my hands so tonight i was working on hw and i noticed that the foot on my cham was leaking puss. i got the rest of the puss out and removed the hard, dead tissue. I then cleaned it out with hydrogen peroxide real good and wrapped it in a bit of gauze and...

so here's his foot after about a week or so of tea tree oil treatment. is this progress? or is he goin down hill?

So i believe it was last week that i noticed this swollen foot on my jackson's cham. I was told that it looked to be an infection and that tea tree oil would help. i've been applying it to the area twice daily since then and it seems to have a dark yellowish color to it. Is that a sign of it...

good idea!

i have fed it a katydid so far and a couple of roaches.

thats about what i am doing. i didnt think to freeze them in ice cube trays. they last longer that way?

so i was wondering if the way I am gut loading my crickets is the proper way. I am using fruits and vegetables and not gut load like cricket crack. the crickets are definitely eating it. is it ok to use fruits and veggies? or should i go with something else? if so, what kinds of fruit and...

HEYYYY!! >X0 In my humble and honest opnion I would say that chameleons would have their own preferences. what one chameleon of an owner's likes, another would dislike. people have their own methods of taking care of their chams and it works for them. what one owner does for their chameleon...

I have a jacksons cham. i did not know that giving a shower or a bath to a cham was even a good idea. does this help with getting rid of skin still left from shedding?

well it definitely has been done with camels and llamas and they are definitely of a different genus right? lets hope that dream can be a reality!

ahh. i see. its still fun to dream though.:D

or just an artwork contest too. id love to draw these but my computer doesnt have a great photoshop. that or i jast cant use it properly. XD

So I have a Jacksons cham and i noticed that most all of the jacksons chams ive seen have these light brown, somewhat translucent looking horns. Mine however has a blackish brown that is completely opaque. so i walk in to see him one day after class and the horns have that light brown...

well giraffes and tigers arent a good analogy. more like a lion and a tiger which has been done. to tell you the truth i was thinkin about this the other day and wondered what a veiled jackson would look like or a fischers/jacksons would be like. mating may not be possible but artificial...

Im new to the forums here as well pal. my jacksons cham has the exact same problem. =( unfortunately i dont have money for a vet. about how much did your vet visits cost you? im really worried about my chameleon but im afraid i cant afford to help him. ='(

i got some tea tree oil. im applying it twice daily now. about how long would it be before i see some results or progress? he's not putting any pressure on it at all now and it may just be getting worse. =(

Thank you! the foot doesnt seem to bother him though when he climbs around. i have plenty of branches in his enclosure and the screen is large enough so he wouldnt be able to get his claw stuck. it must have been from when he was in the pet store. ive had him for only 2 weeks. im off to go get...