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Glad she’s still doing well…wish she would slow down on the reproduction.

No problem. I love posting sites I stumble over to do with chameleons, etc, in case they are of interest to others.

“This species also regularly consumes plant matter in the wild, and is one of several chameleon species recorded doing so. ”… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namaqua_chameleon

There aren’t too many people I can ask, who would understand why I ask this…but I know you will understand!

Well said @JacksJill !!

You may want to read some of these… An Overview of Calcium Supplementation By Matthew Wheelock, DVM http://www.chameleonnews.com/07FebWheelock.html Introduction to Calcium By Sue Donoghue, DVM, DACVN http://www.chameleonnews.com/02MayDonoghue.html Vitamin D3 and Calcium: by Kenneth Lopez...

This may seem like a strange question…but when the flower comes out the other end, is it digested? Visible in the poop?

In this thread… https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/can-males-and-females-sense-each-other.48654/ The owner of Melleri Discovery,which no longer seems to be on line said…"Melleri use infrasonic (as in elephants, okapi, and whales) communication, so the deep sounds of your vocalization, your...

I really can’t give you an answer. I’ve never used it on reptiles and I don’t know of anyone who has. Sorry.

It’s likely bruising on the tail. Hopefully it will be ok. Keep an eye on it for infection.

You said…”I noticed her little belly. Shes going up and down her enclosure. Um she hisses at our male so we moved him away from her. I dont want to mate Mazzy or Miwa. So I will do the diet to reduce egg production.”…doing the diet but still having the male closeby or within her sight may not...

So you caught her tail in the door?

You might like to read these… “Hand feeding or using tongs can lead to severe tongue injuries. The primary danger arises when the insect is not released in time as the chameleon's tongue strikes it. This can cause overstretching of the retractor muscle, leading to tears and resulting in limited...

I’ve always known pigs are smart! My cousin had “regular” pigs on their farm…but I’ve never “known” any miniature ones! Glad to hear they live that long! Enjoy!

Hope this works…

Happy birthday to Chanel! How long do pigs of that species usually live, Jann? Are they toilet trainable?

“Chameleons are incredible creatures. Dr Christopher Anderson from the IUCN SSC Chameleon Specialist Group share his knowledge on the diversity, natural history and conservation of chameleons.”… https://www.chameleonforums.com/forums/general-discussion.6/post-thread

If the chameleon is dehydrated the urates are usually very orange/yellow. If they are white or almost white they should not be dehydrated. Many are, for sure, secret drinkers.

Then the chameleon shouldn’t be dehydrated. Why do you think it is dehydrated?

Always amazing to me…