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I have bought callington mite spray and will clean the enclosure thoroughly as I have noticed others. While I was able to sweep them off the chameleons with a hand lens I'm not sure i have got them all.

Discovered cause. A mite on the body which has now been removed....

When feeding my bearded pygmy I noticed a beetle grub had wrapped itself around the chameleon's tail. I got it off and then noticed limpet shapes on the tail like white blisters. I assumed it was the skin reacting to the grubs bites. This evening and two weeks later I notice another of these...

And not just chameleons.....

Our Yemen called 'Mash'

Studying the new additions

Children keep the animals humid

That's all I had I'm afraid

Here is another photo Chris

Thanks so much. I'll try and find more photos

Thanks Chris

Thanks Carlton

Yes Ranomafara . Thanks

I get upload errors when I try and load here as it says they have already been uploaded in another thread

Hope you liked our set ups. We have chickens outside and have oak cabins in the school gardens so they can continue learning about Welsh wildlife. We have cameras pointing at the fox den outside the year 2 class and a camera inside the blue tit nest... The menagerie has extended in my office so...

Home to Yemen chameleon

Argentinian horned frog and leopard gecko vivs

Red footed tortoise, Moroccan Dabtails and Madagascar day geckos among others live here

Vicarious at the school We have three of these vivariums. Approx 7 feet tall. Originally made to display trophies but with a little adaptation they house chameleon, knits anole and tiger crested geckos

As I've added the photos in a separate thread in general discussion called 'chameleons in school' I can't add them here. If someone has the time to identify the chameleons we found on a recent trip to Madagascar I'd be very grateful. Thanks