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Awesome! Those are all good! Though his basking should be 80*F at his age, and the basking temp should be measured separately with a digital probed thermometer (the probe needs to be where the top of his back is when he’s on his basking branch). You can also boost his nighttime humidity a...

That’s amazing!

Are his feeders let loose in his enclosure? If so, start using a feeder run, at least until he comes back all clear for parasites. This also allows you to better monitor his food intake. Are you removing the feeders each day? Also, the D3 is only once every two weeks. What supplements do you have?

A few things I’ve noticed: -The moss needs to be removed immediately, and the red light needs to be replaced with a white light heat bulb ASAP (we’ve already talked about both of those things already) -What are his basking, nighttime and daytime ambient temps and nighttime and daytime humidity...

Is the calcium with D3 also Zoo Med?

Get Zoo Med Reptivite without D3 at the pet store then

Try to keep basking at 80*F when you upgrade him tomorrow

What light and supplements have you gotten? What are you gutloading with? That is too late, get a screen cage tomorrow. It doesn’t need to be the 2’x2’x4’ one

What changes have you made so far, if any? Sadly everything in your cage is incorrect and will cause death if it hasn’t already. Chameleons don’t need hides, they need plants and branches and a completely different set up. If he survives the night, go to a pet store as soon as it opens tomorrow...

What are his cage temps, and has he been eating?

I think it’s for the snails

Congrats on her first shed! It depends on the chameleon, she’ll eat if she wants to. You can throw in some bean beetles to see if it’s just the crickets or she just might not be in the mood Are they in a contained area, and are they the 1/8” crickets?

All of those can be staples (just don’t over use/overfeed the black soldier fly larvae)! Try them out and let us know!

Just keep an eye out (pun partially intended) for abnormal behavior/any signs of shutdown and whatnot, then you’ll take him to his vet or emergency vet asap. I’m hoping it’s just stuck shed! Definitely keep us updated!

Welcome on here (officially), and what a handsome guy! I think having the vet remove the crud is the safest bet, along with them flushing his eye out. Have them take a culture of the gunk, too, to test it. I hope everything goes well!

Thank you, and that all sounds awesome!! I’m jealous!

It’s an awesome build!! The moss vine can cause foot issues and could be a source for impaction though, so removing/replacing that with a safer option would be best!. I’ve got a couple of questions, so bear with me here if you can! What are the distances from both his uvb bulb and heat bulb to...

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks that!