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Alright, I know that my female veiled has eggs in her system. She just recently mated with our male, but is there any way to know if he actually succeeded? They mated a bunch but its hard to tell if anything actually occurred. Does the female show certain colors? I know when they're receptive...

The protrusion hasn't. When he tenses it does, but it eventually comes out again. I was sort of hoping it was apart of the anus it isn't at all. This protrusion is on the tail itself. Like the skin got weak and split open and whatever that thing is came out a bit. But definately have to try the...

better picture of the cage

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled CHameleon, 1 year and three months (been in my care that same time), male. Handling - Daily Feeding - Crickets and Superworms, both gutloaded with product made specifically for each. Supplements - Multivitamin once a week, calcium four times a week...

she got mad at the camera...O.O

She doesn't turn extremely dark. Her blue colors are very vibrant, and sometimes turquoise. She does get darker when she's irritated, but nothing out of the ordinary from what I have been noticing. No, the vet did not take any x-rays. I didn't realize her droppings before, but when the vet...

The vet said she may be constipated....:( So we have to soak her in warm water for the next week or so, ten minutes every day and watch to see how she is pooping. She's still very active though, and just began to show blue coloring on her skin. Just wanted to update everyone--- Melanie

Wow, it sounds like your cham is going through exactly the same thing as mine. She might not be fully developed yet...but I'd take her to a vet to be sure! Its really hard to tell when they change their eating habits and claw around the cage but still don't lay :/ I'm taking my baby girl next...

No not yet. :(:( I switched to soil today, a MUCH larger square bucket that covers the entire bottom of the cage, and added more foliage towards the bottom also (but with a clearing around the digging area) to see if she would feel more comfortable that way. I also implemented the starter hole...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled, male and one year old Handling - Everyday for about 15 minutes Feeding - Evening and morning feeding, if he decides to eat. Crickets, Superworms, and Hornworms. Gutload them with sweetpotato, cauliflower, potato, carrots, and brocolli. Supplements...

Alright, now we had JUST came home and we went to inspect our chameleons and show them some love. Now, we approached the male and to our astonishment his eyes were bulging! About three times the norm! Of course, we freaked out, but then he sucked them back in and their normal size again. I...

Thanks for the replies guys, to answer a few questioned asked---no she isn't too fat to move, she is quite active. She just didn't like being in the big bin I think. (No she couldn't get out because the sides are too high). I use indoor miner-all (phosphorous free with vitamin d-3) and the...

Yay! Thats awesome! I hope he continues to get better :):)

Yeah...:( Its been about two months or so that she started to gain weight, and she's been bulging now for about 3 weeks. That is why I was getting so worried, she gets fatter and fatter without even eating that much. And two days ago she stopped eating altogether and is really restless. When I...

I didn't think of that....! I thought of wrapping a sheet around the cage but I had been afraid it was going to get too hot.

My male veiled had a bacterial/fungal infection and it made his shedding quite irregular. If the spots are spreading, I would definitely take him in for a check up. Melanie

Hey guys. Ivy is my 6 month old veiled, and has been seriously scratching at her cage even MORE lately, and eating less. But she hasn't been digging at all in the laying bin that I put in her cage. So I tried to place her in a big bin filled with moist sand for several hours (I put it in an area...

We have two veiled chams, and their names are Ivy and Nefarious. :)

Thanks for all the advice guys! We found a bucket to put in her cage, with moist sand, just so we won't be as worried for now. And we are keeping an eye on her also, since she isn't showing the signs that some have mentioned. I suppose she maybe just is a bit chunky for her age, she's very...

Well, yeah, we basically left her in there by herself with no way out. If we even attempted a way to let her out she would try to pretty much escape and roam the house. We're trying to avoid that. Plus our place ain't big so we can't have the huge tub chilling in front of the cage because it...