bodily tremors

ReptiZone · 02-19-04, 10:19 PM

What could be the cause of bodily tremors and unability to open or close there feet properly?

Collide · 02-19-04, 10:25 PM

some thing very bad take the cham to a vet fast...

snakeskin · 02-20-04, 04:45 AM

Calcium deficiency

, do you feed supplements and give the proper lightning?

Cheers,
Peter

kidchameleon · 02-20-04, 10:54 AM

yeah, i think it might be because of a lack of vitamins and calcium. you should get Herpitive Vitamin Supplements(blue container) and Herpitive Calcium Supplement with Vitamin d3(pink container). put this on your food about every other feeding.
but jut to be safe, i would take it to the too.

choriona · 02-20-04, 03:46 PM

yikes. Sounds like some sort of poisoning? Did the cham eat something it shouldn't of? Did this happen quickly or over time? Is there any sort of motor control, or is it spastic?

At any rate, a vet is essential. If it is poisoning, it may be a good idea to give the cham LOTS of water to try and flush the system. But that may not be how you deal with all poisonings. Keep us updated!

reptiguy123 · 02-20-04, 04:03 PM

"i would take it to the too"

I would take it to the too too!

meow_mix450 · 02-20-04, 06:22 PM

are we talking about veiled here??

Meow

kidchameleon · 02-20-04, 06:28 PM

haha, whoops. i forget to put "vet". haha