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They look like blisters to me. What uvb light do u use. A vet would be a good idea...

If u haven't opened it I would take the bark back and place either nothing in the bottom of the cage or paper towel. I would put as many plants in as can fit. Be careful using the mister in your setup for it may be too humid and stale and cause uri. Thats my opinion anyway and if I am wrong...

I hope that they just have a [iece of dust in their eye for an infection would suck. My cham had something in their eye once and I picked them up and misted making sure I flushed the eye. This was maybe a month ago and he's been fine since. Good luck, I am hoping for the best...

Brad is right. She seems to be dehyderated. Good luck...

5 uvb is what u want for your cham not a 10

I agree, she's a girl.

It's not the length of the screw that will split the wood but the diameter of the screw. To drill a pilot hole will make sure u don't split the wood as well. I would recommend using a #4 or a #6 wood screw at 2.5" long. The #4 will not need a pilot hole but the #6 is iffy. Good luck

I think everyone is getting too hot about this topic. I think if u have to ask the question then u already know something is wrong. As for me I wish I could take my chams with me around but I know they don't like it. So maybe u can tell they don't mind for when I start to get ready to go away...

Your photos r stunning macro, absolutely incredible. Looking forward to seeing more from u. What camera do u use if u don't mind me asking?

The veiled chameleon has a what I refer to as a shark fin on the top of its head. Like when a shark is going to eat u, you see a fin just above the water coming to get u. Well the veiled has that fin sticking up off the tip of its head. Can't miss it...

plants I have many safe plants for my chams but my veiled loves baby tears more then any other plants. In fact she loves it so much that I have three of them I switch around and still they can't grow fast enough to keep up with her appetite. It is by far her fav. Baby tears looks like tiny...

The rod sticking out of her butt is indeed what she uses to lay her eggs beneath the soil. Crickets chirp by rubbing their wings together. Only adult crickets can chirp when the wings grow in. I promise this info to be true.

favourite plants My veiled chameleon loves baby tears the best. I have tried many plants and still have many plants in my enclosures like the parlour palm spider plants, hibiscus and many more but she loves the baby tears so much I have 3 plants that I keep alternating because the plants...

Roho is spanish for red:confused:

plants hibiscus is agreat plant. As well it is coming into season now. Here in ontario can anyway. Home Depot is a hidden gem of a place to find plants. That is where I got my parlour palms. I wish u were near I have so many plants. I would share with u no prob. I have ficus but I don't...

worms I don't have the worms in my cages but I have many house plants and when The soil stays wet too long the worms come. I am not sure if they r a bad thing but they can't be that good. Is your soil really moist alot ? If so let it dry up a little between waterings and they will stay away...

healthy chams Like he said. Be sure his eyes r open and moving around constantly. Make sure he can grab on and hold on. Make sure all his limbs r straight and not soft looking. Skin tight. Make sure he is moving and strong not drunk like falling around and unstable. U can also mix...

safe plants Jade is a safe plant. There r many safe plants that r not on the list. Baby tears is an awesome plant my veiled chows it up. There r many ferns that r good pampass grass, lavander, Japanese aralia, spider plants, chicks and hens, but the best by far is hibiscus, my veiled just...

Fungus gnats I checked and I think they r fungus gnats like u said. the white fuzz is indeed fungus that the larvae and flys will eat. All I can say is it is bad news... Chris...

Mold I think it is mold spores. Is the soil moist. Eventually they will grow and connect and become a big pile of white mold. Now how I know is I grow many indoor plants in my home and when I overwater a plant and the soil doesn't dry quick enough the exact thing happens so I scrape it off...