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Does it move? I mean, it looks hydrated .. worms thrive on dampness. If it doesn't move, it might have come from one of the chams. Just to be safe, look in the soil... you never know.

Hey there :) I see you're from Toronto! Where did you get your cute little cham? Is it possible that you could take each individual plant and repot them? I took each stem with the root and put each one in a pot and spread it out throughout the enclosure. That way it's not so tight together.

Yeah .. do you still have access to the latest poops your chams have taken? You might want to get them checked ..

You would think it looks like an earthworm, but then why can you see peices of brown stuff inside it? Earthworms don't look like that. Can you take the worm-thing and mush it? See what's inside it? You might want to take samples of all your chams poop and get a fecal done to be sure ....

Looks like poo .. but that is strange. Does your cham have a normal brownish coloured poo with white urate?

Umm, no offense but he doesn't sound like he has a "bad impaction" since he has been defecating... Hydratte! Keep doing what you're doing .. everything looks pretty good. The shower sounds like a good idea. Just lay off the superworms and stick with staples with a good gutload. If I were you...

Ya, from that angle it looks sunken but you can see he is clearly healthy and his other eye is perfectly fine. He is just GORGEOUS!! I love him.

I got this off craigslist today -- FREE! I couldn't believe it. I'm making two enclosures out of it. The dimensions are 48" W x 72"H x 24" D! What do you guys think? Honestly, craigslist can be great if you have patience. I've been scouring the site for months and now I found this ...

Looks great! Very neatly done. :)

Best substrate: organic soil or coco fibre .. make sure there are no clumps and comb through the substrate every so often I use it with much success and many others have/do as well. If you notice your cham eats it, take it out and see a vet. It may mean subsequent issues with your chams...

Wow, I've never heard of this happening .. I hope that your cham adapts with the loss. Just give your cham special attention. Hopefully that assists in a full recovery and your cham will be able to continue living a long and healthy life.

I just love the babies - they look great! Like the pic of the one with the yellow colouration on the side of its head.

Jann, you wouldn't be able to ship one to Canada would you? :rolleyes: You have gorgeous veileds.

Would the cham be holding on to the vine if it was dead? From all that I've read, usually people find their chams lying on the ground.

Well I just learned something new. I've never seen a scab before. Neat! I love his eyes and the colour of his cheeks. Also the casque is very nice. You're so lucky to find a beautiful male veiled.

From the pics, especially the third one in, it looks like a peice missing from the casque. VERY small but you would know more by seeing him in front of you. It looks like a hole from the pictures. Could be nothing .. I just noticed it though.

Just with regards to reflection in plexi, or glass for that matter. Many people use glass enclosures and keep their chameleons in them successfully. I personally don't see my chameleon looking at the glass at her reflection at all. There's nothing wrong with plexi or glass.

He has some sort of hole on his casque .. is that something to worry about? The arms look a little 'fatty' in the middle as well. Other than that, he looks very cute! I'm looking for an adult male everywhere but no luck! Did you purchase him? Maybe a vet check up would be helpful.

your cham is pacing lol i dont blame him

Easy there James. I simply didn't express myself properly. No need to get your panties in a bunch. Like I just said, as long as the OP received the correct information about the humidity levels, everything should be okay. No need for the drama.