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Seems good to me. The calcium plus has less vitamin A since it's meant for daily use, compared to the vit A plus. Again, like kinyonga said, supplements might not be the problem and it's just something interesting in the soil.

I'm not familiar with that product, but yes if there are multivits in that calcium, I would try it out. I'd recommend looking up what the calcium/multivitamin ratio is in it to see if it is adecuate to use daily. I have not been here in a while, so I haven't seen any of your post history. Have...

Not too gross at all, thank you! I guess I could test out a part of the skeleton in the bleach before the actuall skull, just in case it's too harsh for it. But I guess if taxidermists use it, it shouldn't be a huge problem :)

Quads are a dream. Gorgeous pics and chams as always, Janet.

I have also heard of nutrient deficiency being the cause of this. My first chameleon did this, and in fact I had not fed him any multi vitamins, so that could have been the cause. Many of the vitamins in those supplements should be fed to your gutload via fruit, vegs, and a good gutload anyway...

Hi everyone, I've been thinking about how I would keep a memory of my chameleon when he passes (he is fine and healthy, I won't have to worry about this for several more years!). I'm just very curious how I could make the skull (or any fragile bone for that matter) into a pendant, whether it be...

They definitely can't hear those sounds. They're practically deaf; from what I remember reading, their hearing is restricted to a few decibels. As long as there aren't vibrations like those caused by subs, you're totally fine. So for example a party with really loud music that you can feel would...

He's close to 8 months old. I'll try the hand feeding with silk worms. He loves those. I promised Janet I would take him to Dayna (ferretinmyshoes) because he has a deformed foot and she wanted insight from her. It was one of the conditions of owning the quad :love: He looks great besides that...

I've been trying pretty hard for my q. quad to be OK with me. He is completely terrified of me even though he sees me putting food in his cage. Today, he jumped off a branch and hissed at me pretty loudly when I started moving my hand towards him. How can I make him recognize me as not a threat...

Will do!

Silly kid. He's still a bit afraid of me, but I managed to get this picture (weird pose, I know). I have no clue what maneuver he did to get down from the screen! I named him DJ Paul because of his "hand" deformity. He does alright! A bit slow but ya know... they're chameleons. I will soon take...

shy quad mama

Stunning! Loving his portrait shot.

They all look so happy eating those! Can't wait to get me a big cham someday so it can join the cicada eating club :rolleyes:

This. OP, it is somewhat commendable to care for this disabled chameleon. At this point though, it seems like a very inhumane experiment. It's interesting that the animal is being kept alive solely by you, but it seems excessive. The kid doesn't understand where it is or what life is beyond its...

Unbelievable that Petco sells pygmies. I thought they were already hard enough to find and keep...

The bin should be inside the cage. She'll lay when she's ready. You can't disturb her during this process.

I don't think anyone has said this, but feed her less. Females, when fed too much, produce more eggs. This can be a problem because they lose a lot of calcium once they've laid the eggs. Every other day feeding will be fine. Better to have a skinny chameleon than a fat one.

Yes those plants are safe. Now, I don't know if it's just me but your girl looks rather plump. Her legs look a bit swollen to me too. How much are you feeding her? Are you sure she is 4mo old? And you're probably going to need to buy a larger screen cage for her. Glass tanks and veileds sound...

I'd make a shallow feeding bowl he can get in and out of easily and cut off the feeder's legs so he can munch them up. Though, I don't know if this method is the most humane one out there haha.