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I want to get him checked out and take him to a vet but its not exactly easy to find a place that looks at chams

ive had my cham for a while now and Ive noticed the balls he has by his eyes but I never thought much of them until now because I started to notice them more the thing that worries me is that there's times when he shoots his tongue out to eat a cricket or a hornworm or anything else that I feed...

its definitely a male my cham has the exact same spurs on the back of his feet

ill have him fill out the form as soon as he can

from what I know he's feeding it fruit flies and phoenix worms

if it was recently hatched in that picture then that means the cham should be 8 months so wouldn't that means its size is still too small?

I will definitely let my uncle know and have him get the cham checked

I took this picture a few days after he got them cham which means it was 6 months old at the time

those are the two best pictures I could get of it next to a quarter it gets very timid at times

he doesn't have features that a pygmy cham would

this is the cham ill post one of it next to a quarter in a bit

its too big to be a pygmy cham it looks nothing like one

my uncle has a panther chameleon and a veiled and I myself have a veiled but I'm actually concerned for his panther chameleon its about the size of a quarter a bit bigger and what I find worrying is that its around 11months old and hasn't grown much it has only shed four times since he's had him...