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OMG im crying laughting so hard. :LOL: Just the way you called it a potted stick is so true. Im laughing uncontrollably.

WOOW. That does not look good. It looks like the entire lower part of his body is bruised. And from the look of the wound afterwards I would say it might be infected. I would def follow what Ferret has to say

Praying for your gal

My little girl will NOT let me hold her. Obviously that opens up a number of problems as far as vet trips and weighing goes. HOW IN THE WORLD DO I DO IT AND WHERE DO I START. BTW i mean beasie as a little nickname not an insult XD

Yes, your powders seem off. Its calcium without d3 everyday, d3 calcium 2 times a month, and multivites 2 times a month (I choose to do it in the beginning and the middle of the month so its an even time between dustings)

You say she is black, I believe that rules out overheating. Im pretty sure that when a chameleon turns too pale they are too hot. Is she opening her mouth/gaping. For the mean time, I would put a sheet or towel over the top of the cage to give her privacy for egg laying.

I recommend one as well. I use it for my Bearded Dragon, a desert reptile and it workd 24/7 pretty well.

I got my female veiled in April and I am not sure how old she was when I got her. Here is a picture of her. This picture is the day I got her. I fed her 5-10 crickets a day with calcium dusting and twice a month D3 and twice a month multivites. Now, I have had...

Agree

yes a picture would help It could be misinformation on Petco's part, not telling you the correct age. Or it could just be a result of overheating. Send a picture of the tank as well. If the tank is too hot the chameleon might try to dig down to cooler areas. What temp are you constantly running...

I agree with both of these posts. From the look of him now to his feces. There is def. something not alright. I recommend bringing them in once a year at least and this cham seems to need that trip. It could be something extremely easy to treat. Don't stress too much but i urge you to bring him...

There always is the option of a glass tank but many members prefer not to use that and recommend against using them because of the chameleon's tenancy for respiratory problems. But some use it. I am not sure how they do it, and I urge you to do more research on them if your cham is a wall climber.

I totally agree. We should start a thread where people post their pictures of chameleons, both male and female, throughout their life. Then we chose the best of all of them as examples for learning and identifying

I am not sure where you live, but unless it is a desert or you have naturally dry air I would recommend a reptibreeze or some kind of screen tank. GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR LIL BABY CHAM :D

from the look of your cham's foot here i believe it may be a chamette (girl) but the angle may be deceiving and needs to be physically examined. I am saying that the picture can not show the gender so far.

Thx

85.2 degrees F

Is this a safe distance for my Cham to bask? There are also others farther from the light. It's around 5 inches at its farthest and 4.5 inches at closest. This is the measurement of the branch to the top of screen. Those leafs make it look closer that actuality.

thank you X3