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Okay thank you very much.

Can I use sand for the egg laying bin?

When they are ready to lay eggs can you feel the eggs in there? I will set up an egg laying bin. Do you think her leg could possibly be broken?

Swollen leg I just noticed her not using it a few days ago

The UVB bulb is 1 month old i will go buy a 5.0 bulb. No she was not tested after but she got a lot stronger. When I took her to the vet she couldn't climb and hardly walk. Now she is strong but she isn't using that on leg at all.

Zoo med Calcium w/o D3 every day, Rep-cal calcium with D3 twice a month. She isnt lumpy and i cant feel any eggs in her her left leg is swollen and when I had her out and she was climbing on me she wouldn't use that that leg. I might have to take her to the vet any ideas on how much x rays...

Veiled Pics

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled, Female,little over 1 year old, in my care for 1 year Handling - Few times a month Feeding - Crickets and meal worms 10-15 every other day, Gut loading with carrots,lettuce and squash Supplements - Zoo med Calcium w/o D3 every day...

Are there any fruits or veggies you can feed veiled chameleons

I came home from school the other day and i went to spray her and i noticed two pebble like things at the bottom of her cage i got them out ad it was her poop! It was dry and hard. i came home today and i found two more any ideas on what is happening.

I live in the U.S. So I can go to a pharmacy and get liquid calcium?

Where can i get liquid calcium from?

should i give her D3 every 3 days? the vet said it was a hard call to give it to her every other day or not. What you recommend.

I have the basking light about 6 inches away and it is 84 degrees where she is sitting. i have a question on gutloading crickets do you have to chop up the fruits/veggies really fine for the crickets to eat?

Okay next time i post i will under the same thread:D She said that there were no eggs in there. I bought zoo meds calcium with no D3 and i have repcals calcium with D3. The vet told me to alternate everyday between the regular calcium and D3 for two weeks and then bring her back in for a check...