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he is in his basking area, two days ago I heard him sneeze and he had bubbles at his nostrils, but I haven't seen or heard anything since

my cham is sitting with his mouth open, does anyone know what this could mean?

yes it sticks out a bit more, I thought maybe because one is male and the other is female. but still unsure. If they are different, can they be housed together

here is a pic of my rescue cham, with a broken back right foot/leg its leg stays yellow for some reason I cant post a pic. but I have a pic on another forum titled "whats the difference"

is there a big difference between a graceful cham and a senegal cham because I bought what I was told is a graceful about 6 months ago,and today i rescued a young cham and was told it was a senegal cham. I really cant see a difference between them the first pic. is the first one I got...

Thanks, but I already tried, I live in a small town, and vets wont see reptiles

i just rescued a young cham, that I believe has a broken foot/leg, Does anyone know any way I could help it -thanks

oh, alright thanks! I was told they should be kept cooler(64-76*F) I just have the basking light off to the right side, I keep him in a 65 gallon Repterrium. Is this a suitable enclosure?

those are not the usual temps I keep him at, im just having trouble keeping the temps lower with the recent heat wave.

Does it sit with its mouth open all/most of the time? Does it wheeze or make popping sounds when it breaths? What is the temp. in the cage? Basking area? no, he opens his mouth and kinda licks his lips, if you know what I mean, from time to time. There is no wheezing that i can hear, but...

I have a young graceful chameleon, he started sneezing recently, I'm not sure if this is normal or not, because i've never seen a cham sneeze. If he is getting sick, how can I help him, what can I do to prevent him from getting worse, if anything? Any advise will be greatly appreciated!