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thanks for the info!

any thoughts about vitamin A?

Here's a good picture of the black spot on her tail (it appears only on 1 side of her tail)

And heres a pic of her other eye that has a little bit less black around, still took the picture while she was sleeping

updated pics Here are some pictures that I took yesterday night, dont mind the water drops on the glass, I tried taking pictures without waking her up so the lighting is not the best. If it's still not clear, let me know and I will take better pics. Also, I added a picture of her tail while...

Yeah I have been doing some research about vitamin A and thats what I saw, I will continue doing some research about that before changing her feeding and dusting. Thanks for the advice I will try taking better pictures tonight will she sleeps bcs we see it better when she is lighter at night...

Hi everyone :) I have 1 or 2 questions regarding the vitamins required for my female Oustalet. I have it covered for the calcium without D3 every feedings. I also dust her crickets twice a month with Reptivite with D3 from ZooMed. It is labelled as "reptile vitamins" and was wondering if it...

I took the picture during the night while she was sleeping because we can see the spots better at night bcs she is lighter, thats why she has closed eye. I sneeked in and opened the light to take a picture fast fast without waking her up, thats why it looks like its during the day but I took it...

modification I meant I see a spot near her eye, not near her mouth.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Female Oustalet. We don't know how old she is, she looks like a sub-adult, she measures 11 inches with the tail. We have had her for 4-5 weeks now. Handling - twice a week at the max for minimum of time Feeding - We feed her in the morning about 8-10 crickets...

We will check that, thanks!

We don't know exactly how old she is, she measures 11 inches with the tail and we know she is a SHE because she is an Oustalet and female oustalets display more colours than male. Male oustalet are usually white, brownish, black, etc.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Female Oustalet. We don't know how old she is, she measures 11 inches with the tail. We have had her for 3 weeks now. Handling - twice a week at the max for minimum of time Feeding - We feed her in the morning about 8-10 crickets daily sometimes mixed with...

Here's another picture

Hi everyone! Me and my boyfriend got an Oustalet 3 weeks ago. Sorry for the long story, but I want to tell you everythig so that you can help us. I came back from work 2 weeks ago and she had dug a hole. We put her a laying bin, we covered her cage thinking that she might need to lay eggs...