Cosmo

Cosmo is a beautiful adult male veiled chameleon! He is believed to be 2-3 years old.<br/><br/>One of his front legs is missing a carpus (wrist), and half of his foot. This leg also currently has a black spot. The vet has confirmed that this is NOT bacterial/fungal/etc. It may or may not go away after a few sheds. <br/>This leg does affect his balance, so he will need an enclosure with more width than height, so he will not be hurt if he falls. He does use this leg for stability, so amputation would not be a good option, as it would not improve his quality of life. <br/>He also has an old injury near his eye, but this has also been cleared by our vet as being ok/non-problematic. <br/><br/>He is more tolerant of handling than most chameleons, and has a sweet and gentle personality. <br/><br/>You must be able to provide proof of enclosure/proper setup/proper knowledge before being approved for adoption.

Cosmo is a beautiful adult male veiled chameleon! He is believed to be 2-3 years old.

One of his front legs is missing a carpus (wrist), and half of his foot. This leg also currently has a black spot. The vet has confirmed that this is NOT bacterial/fungal/etc. It may or may not go away after a few sheds.
This leg does affect his balance, so he will need an enclosure with more width than height, so he will not be hurt if he falls. He does use this leg for stability, so amputation would not be a good option, as it would not improve his quality of life.
He also has an old injury near his eye, but this has also been cleared by our vet as being ok/non-problematic.

He is more tolerant of handling than most chameleons, and has a sweet and gentle personality.

You must be able to provide proof of enclosure/proper setup/proper knowledge before being approved for adoption.

Cosmo is a beautiful adult male veiled chameleon! He is believed to be 2-3 years old.

One of his front legs is missing a carpus (wrist), and half of his foot. This leg also currently has a black spot. The vet has confirmed that this is NOT bacterial/fungal/etc. It may or may not go away after a few sheds.
This leg does affect his balance, so he will need an enclosure with more width than height, so he will not be hurt if he falls. He does use this leg for stability, so amputation would not be a good option, as it would not improve his quality of life.
He also has an old injury near his eye, but this has also been cleared by our vet as being ok/non-problematic.

He is more tolerant of handling than most chameleons, and has a sweet and gentle personality.

You must be able to provide proof of enclosure/proper setup/proper knowledge before being approved for adoption.