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They had a Panther mixed with Water Dragons?! Holy *#$%! That is terrible man. You should report that.

Not sure but mine is about 6-7 months and he loves collard greens. How old is yours?

Cool, thanks. My cham had been sick last week and is getting better. I guess eating the greens is a good sign.

Lately my veiled has been eating some of the veggies that I put in his feeding dish for the crickets. Mainly collard greens. I saw him eat some today. My question is this because he just feels like it or because instinctually he is lacking in some nutrients? Thanks

Strong Bad is actually a good name. I named mine Curley Taylor. What about Mr. Green Jeans?

I've actually already called and made an appointment. They don't accept walk-ups but I guess appointments, and especially "exotics" appointments do not require a referral.

Has anyone had experience with this vet in Houston? http://www.gcvs.com/default.htm Thank you

I don't think you can enter the contest with an HDR image but I would love to see one anyway. I've done some in the past but never with a cham.

UPDATE Well he is still drinking and he is still eating. I have watched him do both now. He is not eating as much as he was before, but he is at least. He is still wobbly, although not quite as extreme as a few days ago. I have scheduled an appointment for Thursday morning with the vet below...

That's pretty cool. So you kinda had to train him to drink from that? Is that one of those bottles used for rabbits and other small mammals?

Those pictures can be a little deceptive sometimes. No, no swelling around the front ankles. The back ones are a little larger where the foot joins but not really much bigger than what I've seen before.

He seems to be less wobbly this morning. Don't think he ate much of anything yesterday. I will be keeping an eye on exactly how much he eats today.

Yes, I see him drink. Chameleon Company Thank you for the frank post, and I agree. Bottom line is that I don't want him to die before I get a chance to take him to the vet. Just looking for any help or ideas in the meantime. Any and all help is very much appreciated.

I've got a 1/2 gallon hand pump mister that works pretty well. I also have a cup with a small hole in it that I let drip water. Drips for an hour or so.

He's actually pretty plump. He mainly eats crickets but does get waxworms occasionally. I've also fed him moths in the past but not in a month or so. I mist him in the morning, afternoon, and evening. There are no fake plants in my enclosure and it stays fairly humid.

I may have to go to the vet but unfortunately I just started a new job and work pretty long hours. I won't have another day off until next Thursday, and asking for time off may not be in my best interest. I was hoping to be able to remedy this myself. As long as he hangs in there until Thursday...

I'm guessing that's what it is too. So I just need to keep him very hydrated and cut back on so much supplimentation? Has anyone else had this happen to their cham? If so did they get better and what did you do? Thanks!

Yeah, definitely get some live plants. Pathos are easy to keep alive and are great for climbing. I'm lucky enough to live in Houston so it's always humid here.

I think he's not getting them because something is wrong with him. See my other post: https://www.chameleonforums.com/wobbly-chameleon-help-4807/

If, I mean WHEN, he gets better I will let you know what it was. I'll try anything. Thanks