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The items are now in the hands of a chameleon owner who needed them. Thanks to Chameleonforums for giving me a way to get these supplies where they were needed!

Thanks. I feel the same. Given a wild Cham makes it maybe 3 or 4 years and probably has a rather brutal end I figure we did well.

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Thanks. He had a good, long, well loved chameleon life.

West Seattle.

Hi, Long time lurker. Anyway, my Chameleon (Winston, male veiled) of nearly 7 years passed yesterday of what I can only assume was old age. I'm not getting another cham so I thought I'd post here and see if anyone in the Seattle area wanted some free vitamins, lights, bulbs, etc.. I'm not...

Thanks, will do.

http://s1165.photobucket.com/user/jimbyjimb/media/sssssss002.jpg.html?sort=3&o=3 http://s1165.photobucket.com/user/jimbyjimb/media/sssssss003.jpg.html?sort=3&o=2 In case the photos don't show up.

Working on photos now. He plainly has a shed on his face, and you're probably right and it's likely a new owner freaking out about nothing.

I have seen him do his 'shedding dance' as he is currently shedding, but when he gapes it's just as though he's breathing through his mouth. It's just open a crack, and it was intermittent. I have done nothing besides raise basking temps, no treatment in the last two days and he hasn't been...

I have an infrared thermometer. Again, his basking spot was about 90, he was gaping, I lowered it to about 80, he was still gaping during the night, during the day, in or out of the basking area. Per the vet's advice two days ago I raised it to 100-105 degrees, no more gaping. I get 85-90...

He hasn't been gaping in the last two days since I raised his basking temp to about 105 degrees. Any insight? Still no evidence of RI.

I tried lowering his basking temps below 85 for two days, made no difference. He'll do it during the day in his basking area, out of his basking area and he'll do it at night with all lights off. Thanks for the suggestion though! JB

Excuse me, I should add that we have had him for one month. All care/setup was based on this site's basic layouts. The Vet made only one suggestion to me today, and that was that in his opinion, the 10.0 UVB is a better choice for the Yemen, and that my basking temp of 85-95 was too low. I have...

As in title, my Chameleon, Winston the benevolent and dignified, is a nine-month old veiled purchased from A Place for Pets in Burien, Wa. Handling - Sporadic. Once a week generally. He is very friendly and almost seems to like it. Feeding - Crickets, 5-7 Large a day, gut loaded with...