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I have a female Veiled chameleon and I have a money tree in her cage which she loves but the thing is she has been eating the leaves of the tree. I have read many threads on this forum and many people have different opinions on if the money tree is toxic or not. Can someone please help me decide...

I think most would agree that you should start out with a reptibreeze would be best to start your chameleon off with. :)

where did you get him?

Wow that was extremely well put! That should be published or something haha :) I can honestly say that I agree with everything that you said haha I just wanna shake your hand after reading that haha well done!

it is very noticeable. i am almost positive that your cham just has some poo stuck to his vent haha :)

it would look like an organ coming out of the vent, search "hemipenal prolapse chameleon" on google images and you will see a lot of examples

I live in Corpus Christi Texas and when i ordered my repcal calcium without d3 it took about 4 week days for it to come in

i agree! it really is a job to take care of them but its worth all of the hard work!

1 month old baby female Veiled :D

I know exactly what you mean! Ive always wanted one but i never thought i would come to get so attached to her too.

it doesnt look like anything major i would worry too much. but i would worry if the thing sticking out the vent was red and looked like a himepenal prolapse. from your pictures it just looks like some dry poop.

I know its insane how lovable they really are! I just wanna get more and more chams now that i am beginning to raise one, its really addicting haha

I dont think you should be dusting with multivitamins daily, multivitamins and calcium with d3 should be used only twice a month. while calcium without d3 can be used daily or every other day. does anyone else agree?

Your very welcome! Geeze your cham really did gave us all a scare! Im so glad that it ended well!

i am unsure what causes them to sleep during the day but i know that its not a good thing if they are napping during the day time...

this is starting to look really good! im sure your cham will be happy with it. i agree with what you said about getting taller umbrella plants though, chameleons love to climb and it will also provide different levels of heat for your chameleon to chose from.

Ive been reading over this thread and im so glad your cham ended up being okay! :)

Gosh the poor little guy looks so sad in those pictures! I feel terrible for him and I really hope he will survive!

Your definitely not the only one! I love waking up and seeing my cham staring right at me! :D Its a great way to start off the morning!

I agree that you could block off 2 sides of his cage to reduce the ventilation. Also do you have any live plants in your chams cage? I recently added a couple of live plants to my cage and it has greatly increased the humidity. There is also one more thing you can do that I have tried and...