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We ask where you live because it can help us help you not because we're crazy stalkers. Sometimes will even ask what city you live in because we have a member on here that can help you find a reptile vet in your area. Most of us who have been on here for a long time know where each other live...

Excellent. I wish you luck. The x-rays will give you valuable information on the status of eggs and any possible egg binding. She may need a shot of oxytocin to get things going or even spayed if she can handle the surgery.

If she's egg bound she has to go the vet immediately

If you don't think you have a proper place for her to lay than you don't have a proper place for her to lay. She's going to lay regardless, it doesn't matter if they're fertilized or not. https://www.chameleonforums.com/blo...-with-young-veiled-or-panther-chameleons.325/...

Caroline came from the same clutch as Mel, they are CH. Mother came in gravid, did very poorly upon import, laid her eggs and then died sadly.

I absolutely agree with that. My cat is just a dick.

Glad to hear Caroline is doing so well. Mel is about the same size as her and I have a sneaking suspicion I may have a female too. I've heard the Hamburg show is a good one to check out, big and a nice selection of animals. Repticon is coming up in Baltimore soon too.

My cat is an ass, I love him dearly. He likes to pee in the dog's bowl when he's mad at the dog. I don't really worry about him trying to hurt the chams, I do keep them in separate rooms for safety and to prevent extra stress on the chams. I really doubt the cat would do anything, he used to...

Don't make multiple threads asking the same thing

Don't put anything on the bottom of the cage. No substrate at all. Chams have been known to eat it on accident and have it cause an impaction. It can kill them

I think it needs much more foliage and climbing branches. It should look like a jungle. Plus adding more live plants will help with humidity

Making multiple threads asking the same thing won't get you more options. It looks like they answered your question and your original thread

You're surprised

Why so many UVB bulbs? That's excessive

I think that he is a she too

I'm in Delaware and work in MD. I will a large colony and could sell you a few with some cleaner beetles.

It's because they're fuzzy, they will cause irritation in the chams mouth and throat. May get stuck. I'm usually all for feeding wild caught insects but this one is not a good idea

No

Mercury vapor bulbs are frowned upon. I wouldn't recommend using it

He's trying to clean his eyes when he's doing that. Make sure you're misting him enough, at least 3x a day 5-10 mins each time and make sure his humidity is adequate. He may have a piece of shed stuck in his eye and inadequate misting and low humidity makes it hard for him get it out and...