Flukers multi vitamin once or twice a month, calcium w/o phorphorous dusting of crickets, no added dusting when feeding phoenix worms since they are so full of calcium
The Xrays didn't show MBD, according to this vet, that I'm not 100% convinced knows what she's talking about. Also, she's receiving more than enough uvb and uva as well as supplements. I don't know if just having such a large clutch size doomed her and I should switch to palliative care. Does...
I have a female chameleon that is about 9 months that laid her first clutch of eggs about a month and a half ago and hasn't ever fully recuperated. After she laid her eggs, growths started appearing on her joints and are swelling up. The vet took x-rays and MRI and said there didn't seem to be...
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I have a female chameleon that is about 9 months that laid her first clutch of eggs about a month and a half ago and hasn't ever fully recuperated. After she laid her eggs, growths started appearing on her joints and are swelling up. The vet took x-rays and MRI and said there didn't seem...
She knows where the water source is: A big dripper that has been in the same location for months, but I don't see her actively going there even though I see her eyes are slightly sunken. I know that hornworms are suppposed to be good for hydration so thankfully she accepted about 20 over the...
She laid over 50 eggs! I think this was due to the fact that we fed on demand, since I heard that was the right thing to do while they are still growing. I'm still feeding her as much as she'll eat until I feel like she recovers, but then we're going to put her on a diet.
It seems like her back...
My female veiled 7 month old chameleon laid her eggs about a week ago, but since then hasn't been as actively and mostly hangs out by the lights. Is this normal? I bought her a cham sample pack with hornedworms, roaches, superworms, and phoenix worms. I placed the hornworms on the vines close to...
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I have a veiled female chameleon that just laid her first clutch and she looks extremely thin! I had been doing dusted crickets and wax worms based on the poor advice given at the pet shop. After a recent vet visit, pre egg laying, the vet recommended varying her food...
That seems pretty pricey. The chameleon specialist I go to charges me $65 a visit. An X-ray plus report was only $95. Where are you located? If you don't have options to shop around, that's probably why they can charge whatever they feel like.
On a more serious note, I'm glad your little guy is...
It looks awesome. So much green!
I would recommend a thick branch going diagonally from bottom to top so that she can securely walk from bottom to top if she wants to eat some of the plants. Also having highways at different heights allows her to better regulate her temperature by choosing how...