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Took her to the vet yesterday for a giant abcess that literally formed in her mouth overnight :( They drained it and sent her home with meds, I got home from work today and checked on her and she was gone. I lost my other one a few months ago. I'm done with chameleons. I can't handle another one...

Thank youuu, and i'm happy that your guy is ok again :)

Thanks for your replies, both of you!! About the vitamin A thing, I'm not sure why. The vet didn't actually even see her before she suggested it, nor had she been told about my husbandry. When I called her, the first thing she said after I said she had an infection was that I probably needed...

hmmm...i'm going to be out in dufur, or this weekend...maybe i can snag some of those out there to bring back with me :)

Alright. So I don't really post on here often but I do read through frequently, and I'm sure there are probably similar threads to mine on here but some personalized responses and tips would be nice :) So here's the rundown. My little jacksons female, Penelope, has been showing signs of mouth...

Sounds like a good read, i'll look into it :) Yeah, i know its kind of a risk to start out with live births but I have enough time and money to invest into looking after the female (and the babies, when they come) that I don't think i'm making a bad decision :)

Will she show distinctive colors when she's been successfully impregnated? I thought I knew so much, but now when it comes down to actually happening, I don't feel as knowledgeable as I did, haha.

Haha yeah, that's part of it, I have found sooo much about caring for eggs and laying eggs and etc etc but it seems harder to find accurate information about chams such as jacksons that have live births. hmm.

So, I got my male back in June. I was not planning on getting another, but he was more or less an impulse buy. I knew I wanted a cham, but was not entirely certain about how to take care of them or what kind I wanted. I went to an expo with the intent of just looking at them, and I came home...

Mine never ever did any of that on me haha I don't think they are like that...but I could never box train mine.

I looove dart frogs, I was so tempted to buy some at the last expo i went to. Are they hard to keep? Always been curious about them...

Don't you hate that!? The petsmart near me had a veiled a few months ago. I was in there buying cat food and I saw this tiny little baby veiled...for like 120 dollars! Just out of curiosity, I talked to their so called "reptile expert" and asked him about it, he was trying to tell me that she...

I tried the ferret thing....could never get mine litterbox trained and I'm not diligent enough about cleaning the cage like twice a day to keep the smell away :( Yours is cute though

Yup, hoping that one isn't as disappointing, the last one in that location was pretty good i thought :) Maybe people just didn't want to drive all the way to puyallup? its cool theres people on here in the area though~!

Back when I had bearded dragons i tried breeding crickets and i never could quite get it right haha. When eggs were laid and babies finally hatched, i had issues with the parents eating the babies etc etc and I cannot STAND the smell of crickets. Ughhh. Cannot tell you how many times i stood...

I'm new here so no one has really seen my pix yet :) I have a introduction thread in the lizard lounge with two pics of my chams hehe I have a Nikon D40 and I loooves it!

I went! ...And I was sorely disappointed. I got my first cham from the expo in Lake City back in June, and I was really impressed how many there were there! But this last one kinda sucked. I saw that Mellers with something wrong with his eye and I felt bad enough for him that I wanted...

I'm Emily. I have been stalking these forums forever and I decided to finally make an account :) I have two Jacksons. Percy, my male that I got at the Seattle Reptile Expo back in June, and Penelope, my female that I got at the expo two days ago. I really wasn't planning on getting a...