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Hi! We have had him in our care for long enough for us to be very confident that he will do well under the care of a researched, passionate, and experienced family. Upon daily inspections, there has been no indication of the presence of external parasitic organisms, especially considering the sanitary conditions in which he is being kept. Furthermore, if it is well warranted in our opinions, it is common practice to administer Panacur in an effort to treat protozoa infections and remove nematodes. With that said, given his temperament, eating habits, mobility, and behavior, he shows no indication to us of the internal presence of srongylide, ascarid, or spirurid larvae, which are the typical organisms to parasitize Chamaeleonidae species. Should such a time arise that his health does decline, we will absolutely retain him for sale until his health improves. Thank you for your concern!
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