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he stays outside on my enclosed porch because i live in florida and its about 85 here during the day. theres a rainforest vet about 5 mins away ill just get him a appointment. i appreciate your help

no they are way out of sight distance at least 25 feet or more and one is towards the east side of the room and the other all the way across on the west

i really appreciate your reply. thats the best photo i can get. i am currently holding a vield chameleon for a freind of mine while she moves. both cages are probably 25 feet from each other but both cages are screen enclosed. can this have anything to do with it?

better yet ill take him 2 the rainforest vet so i dont keep disturbing him

do you not see the black smudge towards the back of his mouth...its clear as day 2 me

http://i640.photobucket.com/albums/uu123/robg23_2009/spicboy002.jpg

hes sleeping so i dont know if that will make a differnce but i'll try

so is this normal?

what is barring?

black spot on chin (pic posted) http://i640.photobucket.com/albums/uu123/robg23_2009/ray.jpg

http://i640.photobucket.com/albums/uu123/robg23_2009/ray.jpg

My male Nosy Be Panther is about 6 months old and has now developed a grayish-black spot on his chin. He usually eats like a dog and today he hardly ate at all. He now walks around on the botton of his cage sluggishly but seems to be somewhat alert. Does anybody know what is bothering him??