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As I stated, I know it's not a substitute for medical care, and I'm not saying it is. It's just something to help her and ease the pain a little, and it obviously did. Right after I used the spell she was able to support herself and she has even been walking around a little. I would definitely...

I wasn't joking, I've been studying the Wiccan religion. You have your beliefs and I have mine. Any help is greatly appreciated, just because I believe in something different isn't a reason you shouldn't help me.

I had to use my phone's camera, as I lost my real camera so the pictures are extremely low quality. It's dark in my room so I had to put a lamp next to her to take these pictures. The color she is in the pictures, is her normal color. She is always that color unless she is stressed, then she...

This is the UVB light I use http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002QI86U?refRID=YQRSJ4WPTMZAQPXMSY8S&ref_=pd_ys_sf_s_rp_a1_4_p I replace it every 5-6 months, as I know that it will stop producing the UV rays. I'm pretty well off when it comes to the care of reptiles, just not diagnosing them...

Here are some pictures of her. (I just took them) Her name is Anti.

I'm only 16, but I have constantly done research online about Jackson Chams, as I've wanted to keep her as healthy as possible. There just isn't a ton about Jackson chams online, and what there is, is mainly on this forum. I would sell everything I owned to keep her in good health, I've talked...

I use a UVB light as well, and I gut load the crickets/dubias with the multivitamins and mix some of the calcium spray in the water crystals. Sorry, I forgot to add this stuff, I was in a rush as I'm worried for her life. The temp stays like 70-72 during the night in the summer, during winter...

Thank you for replying, I filled it out as fast as I could... She is a Jackson chameleon She is a female She eats crickets mainly, sometimes dubias, and on a very rare occasion if the pet store is out of crickets I'll give her mill worms (probably done this twice in her whole life) Supplements...

The first thing I did when I took her out the cage was try giving her water, in case she was dehydrated. She wouldn't open her mouth to drink it.

Okay, so I have a female Jackson Chameleon, I've had her for almost 2 years now, and she's been in amazing health from the first day I got her till now. Earlier today I left to run some errands and when I returned home I went to spray her enclosure (which I do 3-5 times a day). I found her...

Thanks, female jacksons don't have horns anyway so I don't think that's why. Hopefully its just that she does not find the male attractive.

Her whole foot is looking a little swelled now.

How many times would I have to apply the triple antibiotic cream? I could probably get that at a local drug store.

Its on her foot, but not on her toes. Its beside her toe though...

The pictures I got are not really any better, but here they are. I got a better look at the bump and its white to grey in color except for the base of the bump it is black.

I will try to get a better one, not sure if I can though. I am using my phone and she runs from me when I try to take a picture. I think she is scared of my phone, she does not usually run.

I don't keep them together, and she acts like she wants nothing to do with the male when I try to mate them. I don't think she is gravid because I have had her for 6 months and she is not fat. The only time she looks fat is when she gets scared, she makes herself look fat by puffing herself out...

I know you really can't see it in the picture, but its the best I could do. I had to use my phone to take the picture. Its a grayish-black bump on her foot, it had dry skin around it I got off by holding her under water though. The bump is still there, and I don't know what to do. She just...

Ok so I put him outside the front of her enclosure, and she was a light brown-greenish color. So I went ahead and put him in with her and he did not acknowledge she was there. She turned a camo like color and swayed. She also ran away from him. :(

My female Jackson cham turns a camo like color when I introduce her to the male. Its made up of dark brown to black spots with a mix of light brown almost green spots. This means she is not receptive right? Usually when I introduce her to the male she turns completely black and sways side to...