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The vet said we wouldn't know until the culture came back. He did say he thinks my husbandry has been great and she is very likely to recover fully on this track so long as nothing astounding arises in the results.

To update anyone concerned she has been taken to a new vet that specializes in chameleons and is currently on medication for yellow fungus. They are currently doing a culture to see the severity of her exposure and I will receive results next week. The vet was glad I was able to bring her to him...

Yes the spots are dry towards the middle and ontop of her tail is very dry, hence why she said keep the humidity up. The vet said that she didn't know exactly what they were but just told me to keep the humidity up and it should go away, but clearly it hasn't.

Dubia roaches are illegal in my state and every site I seem to go to is out of stock of discoid roaches. I have tried feeding her super worms, meal worms and wax worms but she clearly prefers crickets over those. She has been taken to a vet around a month ago and the vet recommended I make sure...

Ok will order the calcium without D3 for her. What does Rl mean and I have all four sides with screen and the air in the room isn't stagnant. The petstore simply told me that it was just a rough shed but I think this might be something else because it seems to spread and the center areas get dry...

She just finished laying last week, 28 eggs all around the size of a jelly bean.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled Chameleon, Female, Actual age may be 8 months, Has been under my care for 5 months Handling - I try to hold her and hang out with her atleast once during the week and for a few hours on saturdays and sundays. Feeding - Crickets and kale. I feed crickets...