Well my chameleon came up with an infection on the corner of her mouth which makes me suspect it might be a temporal infection. It's discolored and swollen. So I took her to the vet and he told me it could be a number of things that's to cause. He seemed pretty knowledgeable. But he told be its most likely a wound from a cricket leg or bite. So he prescribed me some baytril. He told me since she's only 5 grams that I can only give her .01 ML of it daily which is gonna be really hard. Then he told me if this doesn't not work he would have to take a more aggressive procedure to rid the problem. Meaning putting her under anesthesia and draining it. Which I do not want him to do. She's too small for anything surgical. Hopefully baytril does the trick.
Here's some pics and please tell me what u think it is and if baytril should work.
http://s1245.photobucket.com/albums...0/zingaling1/?action=view¤t=photo-1.jpg
http://s1245.photobucket.com/albums...600/zingaling1/?action=view¤t=photo.jpg
Husbandry info: 18/18/36 screen ficus tree 6% UVB Arcadia t5 fixture with 40 watt incandescent bulb for heat.
Diet: crickets: apples carrots melon orange.
Supplements: repticalcium without d3 2 times a week. Reptivite with d3 1 a month.
Here's some pics and please tell me what u think it is and if baytril should work.
http://s1245.photobucket.com/albums...0/zingaling1/?action=view¤t=photo-1.jpg
http://s1245.photobucket.com/albums...600/zingaling1/?action=view¤t=photo.jpg
Husbandry info: 18/18/36 screen ficus tree 6% UVB Arcadia t5 fixture with 40 watt incandescent bulb for heat.
Diet: crickets: apples carrots melon orange.
Supplements: repticalcium without d3 2 times a week. Reptivite with d3 1 a month.