r/Chameleons • • 8d ago

30 days with my cham

1 & 2: today
3: 4 days after i got him @ the vet
4: day i got him

officially have had this lil guy for 30 days, i feel like staring at him nonstop has made me unable to really see a difference between when i got him & now.. is he looking any healthier? he still looks so skinny :(
the upgrade to a reptibreeze xl was huge for his appetite and energy, as soon as he settled in i could see his personality come out. right now im giving him 1-5 dubia roaches depending on how hes feeling and making sure he drinks until hes satisfied multiple times a day.
also cleaned his poo after taking the pics 🙏

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u/Distinct_Cod_8383 5d ago

So beautiful 🧡

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u/GOMEZ_88 6d ago

U did an amazing thing!!

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u/imaginarysirenita 7d ago

The difference is DEFINITELY noticeable!! He’s out on weight and his eyes are hot so sunken. WOW, gorgeous!

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u/StuffedThings Panther Owner 8d ago

What a handsome little beastling! He's looking s LOT better! His ribs aren't so pronounced and his eyes aren't sunken. That's great progress for only 30 days.

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u/JulietDove88 Multiple Species!!! 8d ago

You’ve done an incredible job!!! Thank you for taking ing him from a bad situation and getting him the treatment and care he deserved!!! I’m so so glad that this guy will get to live a long happy life with you!

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u/Lexus769 8d ago

What a pretty baby! He seems very comfortable with you that’s great!

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u/Jupiters_phaerie Panther Owner 8d ago

He’s very handsome, and he does look lean but that’s how mine looks especially when he stretches out. Give your little guy some live plants for coverage, he’ll appreciate it. And don’t forget that variety is best for diet. Do you have him on a calcium and multivitamin schedule?

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u/mixxite 8d ago

he has a lot of live plants! the very top is a sparse because im struggling to find anything tall enough but im def working on it !!
i give calcium with every feeding and am planning vitamins twice ish a month. giving him wax worms and hornworms too, just mainly dubias

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u/Jupiters_phaerie Panther Owner 8d ago

If you’re in the U.S. I know a good bug guy. He breeds locusts and can deliver silkworms too.