Recent content by rileyp17

I'm waiting for him to poop so I can take it to the vet to get tested. I'm not sure if they were in the poop or the cage, I had already cleaned out the poop by the time I noticed whatever they are. I do have a live plant in his cage so it may be a bug or larvae from the soil.

Hi all, I have a year and a half old chameleon who hadn't been pooping for a while. I took him to the vet last week and we determined it was because he hadn't been eating enough (he was also underweight, only 188 grams). I started giving him Oxbow Critical Care (carnivore formula) and more...

Ok thanks, that's what I was wondering. Should I try and shower him again? I did it yesterday but he didn't drink and I don't want to stress him out too much. Would dehydration also be causing him not to poop?

Hi guys, I've noticed recently that my year old veiled chameleon hasn't been moving around like usual, he's been very lethargic. He also hasn't pooped recently, maybe a few days and his last poop had a yellow/orange urate. I've been trying to rehydrate him with a shower, his dripper 2-3 times a...

Update: I’ve been giving his crickets collard greens and kale and since my first post I noticed a white spot on the top sides of his casque. He still is acting fine and didn’t seem to be in pain when I was looking at it. Here are some new pictures

Both his heat light and UVB light are on from 6am until 8pm. I give his crickets a calcium block, and turtle food (which I have stopped giving the crickets in the past few days as I have read that probably is not the best thing to give them). I also dust the crickets with Repashy Superfoods...

Hi everyone, I noticed the other day when feeding my chameleon Norbert his casque was abnormally large. When I touched it, it felt soft and squishy, as if there was fluid in it. He is a veiled, about 9 months old, and I have not noticed any other change in his behavior or appearance. I have no...