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the vet seems to think she could be egg bound as she has not seen a veiled chameleon so full of eggs to day is day 51 since i bought her she is the only chameleon i have and dont want to lose her will talk to vet to see what other opions there are but i only want whats best for her not...

vet has seen her twice both times have been about her laying have had her covered over with towels for two weeks nearly she has the bottom of her viv filled with moist playsand to 12inches deep she shows no sign of laying or even going to the bottom of her viv the vet has experience of...

has anyone had their chameleon spayed? my chameleon seems to want to keep her eggs to herself (now 50 days) just had my vet on the phone she is going to spay my chameleon on monday she quoted £60.00p to £100.00p no more than that seems cheep to me

thats great would love another myself but been told 5 lizrds is enough so no more for the present

its a veiled chameleon have had her 41 days i know she is gravid seen on x rays

a few weeks ago i found out my chamalaon was gravid (she was kept in with a male in pet shop) i have now had her for 40 days whats the maximum i should wait for her to lay befor taking her back to the vet? she is eating as normal and shows no sign of digging or even going to the bottom of her viv

came across this list of poisonous plants Anemone black cherry bloodroot buttercup caladium caster bean clematis crocus cycads daphne (splurge laurel) delphinium, dicentra (bleeding heart) dieffenbachia elephant's ear english ivy foxglove four o'clock hellebore hemlock...

my little lady is starting to shed do i need to mist her to help shed or just leave her alone to do it herself also she is very restless wandering all over her viv is this a sign that she is due to lay i have filled her viv with a layer of moist sand 12 inches deep for her to lay in is this ok...

welshoneemma next time you need fecal tests done check this site http://www.palsvetlab.co.uk/index.html

the x ray was taken two weeks ago tomorrow and the eggs seemed round not oval she is constantly hungry eating like a pig not drinking more water than before the cost of the consultation and x rays cost me £37.00p but thats in the uk

reguarding mating it must of been about 30 days ago as i have had her 26days and she was in with a male which was sold 7/10 days before i bought her from the pet shop (was only told this after ringing them back up) she is being treated for mbd with zolcal-d daily and all food dusted with...

got her from a pet shop she was only diagnosed with mbd two weeks ago at a vet visit due to her falling of a branch twice at same time found out she had mbd showed up on x rays that she was full of eggs and mbd at same time

well wednesday coming i will of had my chameleon 28 days before i bought her she had been in with a male but had been on her own for about ten days with her not interested in laying and not even looking at laying box a vet visit is arranged for wednesday will the vet induce her to lay if not...

to stop them tripping over them with it being a prehensile tail it probably automatically rolls up

ok bang go's that idea

hi have been thinking would it be ok to place the uv tube Vertical down the side of the viv that i have my chameleon in (would cover it in plastic wire mesh)

been told to keep on the nutrabal and zolcal-d till she lays then take her back to have more x rays to see how bad mbd is and will sort out from there the most important thing i to get her to lay pet shop has been great have offered to pay some of the vet bills (as i have only had her three...

yes i trust my vet she went back to college to study reptiles and other exotic animals for three years after she qualified as a vet mind i have to travel over ten miles on a bus to see her

at present i have to dust all her meals in nutrabal and give her zolcal-d untill she lays then back to vet for more x rays to determine how bad mbd is thanks for your replies miss lily are you the same miss lily thats on rfuk? i am awh on there

she is now getting zolcal-d each day and her food is dusted with nutrabal as recomended by vet if mbd is not hereditory may try to incubate eggs then when and if she lays them