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Is it possible that it is just a very dehydrated urate?

Hi, I do believe it’s a male. I think I see a hemipenal bulge at the base of the tail.

Hi, I have no idea what this might be, I’ve never seen anything like it. But @kinyonga might know

Aww he’s awesome! 😎😍

Hi, I believe she is getting ready to lay eggs. @MissSkittles has a great blog on laying bins and chameleons egg laying habits I’ll attach the link. https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/veiled-chameleon-laying-101.2488/

I’m so sorry this happened!! You must have an amazing vet!!

I guess so!

My panther does the same thing! Your nosy be is adorable!

My panther does the same thing!! Your nosy be is so adorable!

Fogging would be the best way to get nighttime humidity up. But if you fog make sure your nighttime temps are below 68 Fahrenheit. I’m not sure about daytime humidity but I’m sure someone else will pop in and help you with it.

Aww so cute!!

He looks awesome👍🏻😍

I hope everything goes well! Wilson looks awesome!😍

Wow, he’s awesome. Congrats! 🎉🎊🎈

It is toxic for cats and dogs I believe but it’s safe for chameleons.

Hi! Yes it is completely normal for a veiled to eat plants. Make sure your plants in the cage are veiled tested. I’ve stretched a sheet for you.

Woah this looks so cool! I better try and make my own custom enclosure one day!

He looks great!

Woahh Spike’s scary 🤣🤣