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Drago is quickly going downhill fast will literally be going to out of hours vets, we had blood done which have come back as kidney failure.

Drago isn’t doing too well been for his follow up at vet today, he’s lethargic,not eating lost 10% of his body weight, husbandry is ok. Vets previously did X-ray as he kept falling,no mbd. Did bloods today, prescribed Antibiotics and critical care food to syringe feed. I’m one very nervous mummy.

Am I correct in thinking that a cham is classed as a adult at around 9 months plus and therefore requires more heat at basking spot? Thanks in advance

My Drago just returned from the vets, he is fine and I got complimented on my knowledge etc ,which is down to you guys on this forum. So many thanks , keep up the good work.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Ambilobe, Age approx 8- 9mths , in my care from about 3mth Handling - Comes tofront of cageto come out, daily to every other day, just made a small freerange for him, In good weather he likes to sit on a small Treein Garden Feeding - Coach roach, crickets...

I know that Cahms don’t like to be handled but after Drago had a feast of a big juicy coahroach he came sat at the front of the Viv , I opened the door for him ,where he proceeded to climb out. We’ve been in the garden together , and we are now sat on the bed next to each other. Bonding at its best

Here’s some pics of Drago

Looks like I m going to have to start handling Dragos bugs myself instead of using my plastic tongs as yesterday his tongue got stuck on the end a few times, this was obviously concerning but all seems well thankfully.

Hi all ,can you take a look at these Two products I’m thinking of buying. Are these the right items for my Panther. My Glass Viv is 2ft horizontally , 3ft vertically

Drago keeps falling, has twice landed to the bottom of enclosure, I have temporary padded the bottom, adjusted/ purchased more vines and plants. He has a firm grip when I hold him. Any ideas

If you were to put together a Cham first aid kit what would you include in it.

I wanted to give Drago some variety so I researched and found Morio worms were suitable ,when they arrived I was like fcuk that my boyfriend will have to feed them as they were gross and huge. Drago was unsure at first but ate one anyway, the worm was huge compared to my little man. I later...

Please can anyone offer advice I have lost my Cham, I have looked all in the enclosure, am looking at high places in the room,pulled out furniture. I don’t know what to do .

Ok so I can be a bit scatty it’s part of my personality so bare with me please Do pressurised hand misters emit a squirting noise , I’m not using a pressurised one and think it’s annoying my friend.

I’ve noticed my Cham being slow moving,taking time to come round get his body moving after temperature drops overnight. This is a very vulnerable time for them in their natural habitat I wonder how do they protect themselves at this time. My Cham ( Drago) tends to sleep on the same branch in his...

Drago just had his first shed. I came downstairs this morning to find him a lovely Green.

I live in Wales Uk and right now it’s cold likely to get colder in the coming weeks. My thermometer told me temperatures got as low as 15.6 C last night. Whilst I know Panthers can cope with this I’m still a little concerned as my Baby is so young ( 18 ish weeks) I’m going to be keeping the...

Today it appears my Baby Panther are well on the way of becoming firm friends. I made a dripper from a bottle and gently squeezed some water out which he drunk from the bottle . I’m very pleased

Do Chams like to hang , mine seems to get into strange positions? I’ve helped him a few times, but as I’m new to Chameleons I don’t know if this is normal behaviour.

A little concerned come home to find my new baby hanging on branch in a strange way. I’m new to this and he lays in strange positions. Any advice will be gratefully received I’ve looked and can’t see a obvious issues with his legs