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@MissSkittles has given you lots of great ideas! one more thing to add that might help are some heat packs …in case the power is out wherever you end up (if you have to evacuate) and it’s the cold wintertime that an outage happens.

Can’t leave the geese out of it…im Canadian! They’re everywhere! Besides auto correct changed it to geese from geesh. And that @MissSkittles is laughing about my old memory. 😉

Where do you live?

I had the day marked on the calendar for a 10th anniversary for something for the Chameleon Forums…I wonder what it was?? Geese…now it will drive me crazier than I already am!

If she’s truly eggbound she needs to be spayed before she’s too weak to survive the surgery or she will die.

Is today the 10th anniversary of the Chameleon Academy? Or was that one of those weird chameleon dreams @MissSkittles is talking about today?

How long has he not been able to use his tongue? What supplements do you dust the insects with and how often do you use each supplement? I’m particularly interested in whether the supplements have calcium, phosphorus, vitamin D3 in them and what form of vitamin A, if they have vitamin A in...

So sorry for the loss of Bjorn. Keep him in your heart. ❤️

You’re definitely not alone in this….I’ve had many chameleon and other lizard dreams….none of which were reasonable or made any sense…but most of my dreams make no sense at all…so that part is “normal” for me.

Beautiful!

How old was he when you got him? You said…”he gets calcium once a week (I was told I shouldn't give it to him more than once, too much calcium=death)”…calcium once a week is not enough. It should be dusted on the insects at every feeding. That could be a big part of the problem. How often does...

If only I had a medical background or at least had majored in biology! Physics and chemistry were what I took…went back and took one year of high school (literally) biology years after…but it was very basic.

Well…turns out I may have to read it one more time at least. Too many words to wrap my old head around! 🙁

Wasn’t that in April 2024?

“Even though crickets had the highest iron levels overall, iron uptake from buffalo worms, a type of beetle larvae, was the clear winner, even besting sirloin beef.”… https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/edible-insects-have-more-iron-than-sirloin-beef/ One more...

Cute…and they won’t eat you out of house and home either!

You could try this… https://www.adcham.com/html/husbandry/bug-juice.html

Very interesting! I have to read it better later!

“Cecal valves slow down food passage and provide for fermenting chambers, allowing commensal microorganisms to convert cellulose to volatile fatty acids”… https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.0711998105 Could this happen in chameleons as well? Yemen chameleons have a caecum…so do they have a...

Here are some …not really showing what you want… Gravid…. Some more… https://reptilesmagazine.com/carpet-chameleon-information-and-care/?srsltid=AfmBOoqPY7EB4iZIta4aJSHjyxjiO59aWgceSVVxW6GnLcIDuW1C8qyW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NORfuH9zedU This one might help…...