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He's started to go up more, just fed him a hornworm and some crickets. I agree with the bigger enclosure so I'll try to find something bigger for him.

I believe so

We have a T5 in the back

The watts are 100

Here are some more pics

This is the thermoter

I use a presto thermometer to measure the temps

This is a picture of him from yesterday

Here's the best picture of the chameleons foot without having to tear up the place as @elizaann2. Tried to get a picture of his whole body but he's super stubborn and I don't want to add any unnecessary stress to him.

Thanks, I'll post some pictures of him.

Thanks both of you! Hopefully my Cham gets better. I'll try to buy a bigger enclosure and LoD. Fingers crossed 🤞

I'm not sure if the calcium has d3. We don't use the vitamins during every feed, probably 25-50% of feeding we do. Here's what we use.

This is the enclosure at night, I'll get a photo during the day.

The problem we are facing is that he used to be super active and now he stays at the bottom of the enclosure and he has refused any sort of food without me, my dad and my mom opening his mouth to feed him. (I'll be pretty heartbroken if he were to die or get into a worse situation. Any...

Enclosure info: His enclosure is a screen enclosure from the ReptiBreeze starter kit. We don't know what the lights are. It's the expensive Pro T5. The top is around 85° and the floor is around 60° (hence why he is so cold when I move him, he probably gets lost down there or too cold.) The...

Thanks for all the replies I'll answer the form that M&M has made Chameleon Info: He's a male veiled chameleon close to a year old, maybe eleven months. I handle him once every two weeks because he has a huge mood (like a majority of chameleons). We fed him 8 crickets a day, sometimes a...

A few more things I wanted to point out is that he got very sick during late November and got better right after Christmas. He was always super active and walked around the enclosure and looked for crickets.

My male juvenile Veiled Chameleon has been refusing food since February. I have been feeding him by carefully opened his mouth and putting the food inside. We feed him crickets (mostly), and (sometimes / rarely) hornworms and silkworms. He ate a few times by himself but now he stays in the dark...