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    Chameleon Ready to Lay Eggs, Won't Lay? Gular Edema and Abdominal Fluid?

    I see. Well, I’ll give all that a try! Luckily, my basking lamp is dimmable, so that should be easy. And for the calcium, it’s definitely safe to decrease it while she has eggs, right? I know she gets plenty of calcium from her crickets’ gutloading. Apologies for all of the questions, btw, I...
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    Chameleon Ready to Lay Eggs, Won't Lay? Gular Edema and Abdominal Fluid?

    Oh whoops- And I believe she’s experienced with chameleons, the vet is. I’m not certain how much, but their website offers all sorts of exotic pet treatments including all different types of reptile treatments. Still, I thought the all-out D3 advice from her was odd...
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    Chameleon Ready to Lay Eggs, Won't Lay? Gular Edema and Abdominal Fluid?

    Her basking temperature is ~90 degrees F. In a week she eats every other day, typically about 8-10 large crickets each time she eats, and occasionally she’ll get a hornworm/silkworm or two with them. They’re always dusted with calcium. As for the multivite, it doesn’t have Vitamin A, but I do...
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    Chameleon Ready to Lay Eggs, Won't Lay? Gular Edema and Abdominal Fluid?

    I see. That’s very reassuring, thank you very much! I’ll look into that brand of play sand immediately.
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    Chameleon Ready to Lay Eggs, Won't Lay? Gular Edema and Abdominal Fluid?

    As of right now, these are the best I could get without stressing her. Do you need other angles?
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    Chameleon Ready to Lay Eggs, Won't Lay? Gular Edema and Abdominal Fluid?

    Hello, everyone! I did some digging around the website, but I don't think I found exactly what I was looking for. I have a gravid female Veiled Chameleon that is about a year and a few months old. I took her to the vet to ensure she was gravid (I'd owned one female Veiled prior that had a...
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