Recent content by AlixC

Thank you very much for your response ACTION JACKSON. You were very polite and didn't immediately freak me out and make me worry. I have read the care sheet and have made the necessary changes.

New Issue Now she isn't eating - the crickets are two or three inches in front of her and she's acknowledging them but not going for them... She wasn't mature enough to get pregnant when she was at the pet store and she hasn't been exposed to any males so I know she is not pregnant with...

Not pregnant From what I have read now - She can not be pregnant if she has not been exposed to any males at this point. She wouldn't have been mature enough to get pregnant at the pet store and she has lived alone in her cage for the last 5 to 6 months at my house. Therefore, she is not...

Live Birth She has not be exposed to any males and although I know some chameleons will get pregnant still and just lay unfertilized eggs - what is she going to do if she will have a live birth...? What do I need to do to help her prepare for this? How can I tell if she actually is pregnant...

She has not be exposed to any males and although I know some chameleons will get pregnant still and just lay unfertilized eggs - what is she going to do if she will have a live birth...?

The light shinning in from the side is a heat lamp so I will not be getting rid of that.

To Reply to Mijah139 : I was told to only dust my crickets every 2 weeks so she didn't overdose. I feed the crickets the brand Orange - they're little cubes. Right now they are all I feed her. I used to keep dark greens in her cage but she never bothered with it - not even at the pet store...

Asking for help filled out She looks perfectly normal to me - what do you think? I think reading my entire post would have been beneficial. She doesn't have any sores or buildup around her eyes, nose, or mouth. She eats well and drinks regularly. She is also very active. She does have a...

I have a female Jackson chameleon who is a little older than a year. She has been exhibiting extremely strange behavior for a few weeks now. Her diet: large gut loaded crickets - she eats about 8 every two or so days. She also drinks fairly regularly. She has been chewing/ trying to bite...