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Is there anything to worry about/can be done, after further inspection it does look more like it andi can confirm it is not stuck shed lol

Is the pic from my other thread any good ? i can get a better one if not

I know it maybe abit hard to see it looks like stick shed (it is but the stuck shed seems to be stuck to some sort of small growth coming from the edge of his eye. also another note, took him to the vets 3 days ago with suspected RI, im sure i suspect LRI due to the raspy mucsey sound he makes...

i can take better pics, better lighting, zoomed out or overall ?

What do you guys think i have had ambilobe throw at me a few times but is there really any way to tell ? i suspect he might be offspring of two different locals (if thats even possible)

when i got my cham ed (Male Panther) i was told vitamins 2x a month spread out and calcium every feed. Now i am curious about the calcium every feed is that bad advice good ? i suspect every feed is bad for them and what appears to be small calcium deposits forming in certain areas of him body...

Any idea of the local of my cham ED this is a picture of him when he was very young about 8 month-1 year old roughly... i was told he was a tamatave

thats okay you know what they say better safe than sorry

thank you i will try get him in something bigger right away !

you think so ?? hmm that would make sense ! would you be able to recommend a decent size ?

i just want him to feel comfortable in his home also a question regarding him enclosure 45cmx45cmx90cm is this adequate space for him i know its not as big as it could be but im working on a custom project that will take some time

oh no you told me to repost with all that info, but besides that i need to whittle out poor husbandry as a cause is all is there anything i can do to deter him from continuing ?

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Hello My Panther chameleon is constantly scratching at the glass... But why ? hes a very friendly lizard "always has ants in his pants" i just want to know if this behavior he is demonstating is a sign of incorrect husbandry ect. My details are as follows: Panther Chameleon (Furcifer Pardalis)...

Oh my god the replies instant !, thank you guys !, @Brodybreaux25 humidity i would agree with you but its hard to keep it at a stable range but the temps 32 is like an absolute low for basking temps i cross referenced all my care info over multiple care sheets and a few tweaks through trial and...

Hello, i have had my panther chameleon Eduardo or (Ed) for a year now, he lives in an exo-terra 45cm-45cm-90cm with constantly monitored environment I.E temps in a range for basking 32.5 - 33.5, humidity in a range of 60-80 %, misted 2 times a day and a fogger on at various times controlled by...

You do know these picture are all the same panther ?? He cant be all locales at once lol