Future tail problems?

l0u1ss

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hey guys,
just wondering what you guys thought about my chameleons tail. I noticed the first day I got him he had a little crimp in his tail. Ive read some things about injured tails potentially being a problem down the road. Ive had him for 2 weeks today. The entire tail is functioning fine as of now. Sorry for the picture quality, best I could get without disturbing him while he sleeps but you can get an idea. (He sleeps in his tree upside down with his tail wrapped around this vine sometimes :confused::) ) Any input would be appreciated. Thanks
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If it hasn't started turning black or looking necrotic, then you are probably ok. However, that is not to say that there might be issues down the road, but I think they would have developed already. One member has a Veild with a crimp in the tail named "Kink. He is doing fine. There is no shed stuck on there right??
 
No, no shed stuck. Just a bit of a crimp lol. He's still a young man, only 5 months. Not sure if he was born this way or if something happened before he came to me.
 
That member with the cham named kink is me. ;)

As a baby my cham somehow kinked his tail, (thus the name) and now, hes a perfectly healthy and grumpy 3 year old male veiled who has fathered 40 babies, and eats like no tomorrow.

THe kink- worked itself out over time, and hes had no issues with his tail curling, or whipping me in the face when pissed off. :D

As carol said, there is no signs of a wound, or any necrosis, so i would just let it be, and it should straighten itself out in time.
 
That member with the cham named kink is me. ;)

As a baby my cham somehow kinked his tail, (thus the name) and now, hes a perfectly healthy and grumpy 3 year old male veiled who has fathered 40 babies, and eats like no tomorrow.

THe kink- worked itself out over time, and hes had no issues with his tail curling, or whipping me in the face when pissed off. :D

As carol said, there is no signs of a wound, or any necrosis, so i would just let it be, and it should straighten itself out in time.

Thats reassuring :) thanks
 
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