my chameleon has brown paws
- Thread starter Eduardo
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Lovereps
Avid Member
Welcome to the forum!
If you post some pics it can help us to know what's wrong with him.
Sometimes it is obvious from a picture--sometimes not.
To post pictures first click on the "post reply" button.
Then, scroll down below the window where you type your post and click on "manage attachments".
A window will pop up.
Click "browse" and find the pics you want to attach on your harddrive, just find the file and click where it says "upload".
Wait for it to appear, then close that window and click "submit reply".
If you post some pics it can help us to know what's wrong with him.
Sometimes it is obvious from a picture--sometimes not.
To post pictures first click on the "post reply" button.
Then, scroll down below the window where you type your post and click on "manage attachments".
A window will pop up.
Click "browse" and find the pics you want to attach on your harddrive, just find the file and click where it says "upload".
Wait for it to appear, then close that window and click "submit reply".
Lovereps
Avid Member
He's a handsome cham but I can't see the undersides of his feet in the picture.
What kind of plants does he have in his cage?
Does he have brown artificial vines whose color may be coming off on his feet?
If the entire underside of the foot is light brown and there is no swelling or anything else unusual then I would just keep watch for anything else that changes.
The forum's Jackson's caresheet found herehttps://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/ is very helpful because sometimes people are given the wrong info or incomplete care instructions for their chams. It happens very often.
Also on that page are a number of links to other topics that concern chamkeepers, such as health, lighting, food, water & humidity (very important, especially for Jackson's).
What kind of plants does he have in his cage?
Does he have brown artificial vines whose color may be coming off on his feet?
If the entire underside of the foot is light brown and there is no swelling or anything else unusual then I would just keep watch for anything else that changes.
The forum's Jackson's caresheet found herehttps://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/ is very helpful because sometimes people are given the wrong info or incomplete care instructions for their chams. It happens very often.
Also on that page are a number of links to other topics that concern chamkeepers, such as health, lighting, food, water & humidity (very important, especially for Jackson's).
Lathis
Chameleon Enthusiast
First of all, what a handsome little guy! Look at those horns!
I don't see any issues with his feet.
Lovereps
Avid Member
That's good news, indeed.
Far better to ask and it turns out to be nothing bad, than the other way around.
If you haven't already, check out the links I posted before.
The info there is very helpful.
For anyone interested in a healthy, juvenile Jackson's female, I still have a couple available.
Far better to ask and it turns out to be nothing bad, than the other way around.
If you haven't already, check out the links I posted before.
The info there is very helpful.
For anyone interested in a healthy, juvenile Jackson's female, I still have a couple available.
