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Ok, thanks!

Is it true mealworms are bad for chameleons?

No... superworms, meal worms and crickets

Yes, but she's interested in it at all

I'm just going to leave it in, I still learning her moods and don't want her hurt.

She peeled beautifully, but the black is still there. It's a little less on one side but the same on the other.

I just bought a few plants I will be putting in this sat. I found a few really good ideas for drainage.

Looking for different ideas on a drip system... I bought a waterfall last night and now I'm reading they are good cause of bacteria. So I'm wondering what do you all use. I currently have the little dripper that goes into a cup and I've seen my cham drink from it. But I'm constantly having to...

this is what I have. I was told to leave the night one on 24/7, because it would still keep her warm and darken completely, like the nighttime and to turn on the UV one only during day hours only, to simulate the sun.

Not yet, I had a family emergency sat. I'm taking her in this sat.

This may sound like a ridiculous question, but I'm a new owner and am learning. I changed the heat bulb from a 40w day bulb to a 60 night bulb and yes the temps went up a bit not alot. I also have a UV day one. But this morning when I turned on the "day" my cham didn't move much and was slow to...

Ok, it sounded very unhealthy for her. So I wanted to ask first. I'm a new cham owner and learning daily.

I've read that if I lower the temp of her area and don't feed as much, she will skip laying eggs. Is that true and is that health for her?

I'm not sure how old my veiled cham is, but i know she will lay eggs. Do i leave the laying bucket in her cage all the time or just when she is about to lay?

On her belly? I have no idea what it is.

Update on my girl...well the white was her preparing to shed lol wow she is irritable.. anything I can do to help her?

This is the other side of her... I don't think she is dehydrated. I see her drink all the time. She comes up to the dropper in front of me. I'm taking her to the vet Sat. That's the soonest I can go.

I read that if she doesn't lay her eggs she will become egg bound but then I read that the eggs can just dissolve inside her...is that true?

Thank you!