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Thanks so much. I do actually have a potato with my crickets, just like petsmart said to do. I will start feeding the crickets more veggies and fruits. Do you know of any vets in my area?? I have searched and not found one that specializes in Chameleons.

My husband can make a complete screened cage this weekend, so that takes care of the cage, but any advice on the eye problem?? I read somewhere that they might not be getting enough vitamin A, so I have put carrots and apples in a feeding dish, but it doesn't look like they ate any.

The forearms on both jacksons look big like that, doesn't really resemble an actual bump in person, I can try taking another photo if you think that would help.

They didn't fight or seem upset before when I had them together. It has only been this last week that they started fighting, so I separated them.

I honestly don't know how long his leg has been like that. It is a aquarium cage, the clerk at petsmart said that it would be ok until they get older. I have them separated for about a week now.

What exactly does that mean?? The bump?? He is on his 2nd day shedding, started yesterday on the top of his head down to his tail, but only the top part.

Also Also recently, I have been keeping his cage extra clean, before this eye problem I would only clean his cage weekly.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Jackson Chameleon, Male, about 9 to 10 months old. I have had him and his brother since February 2012. Store told me they were born in December 2011. Handling - Recently: a lot, for showers and eye rinsing, however before only every other month or so...

Photo Here is a photo of my jackson, his eye is kind of swollen and flat shaped if you can tell from the picture.

My Jackson Chameleon is having an eye problem. he is about 9 or 10 months old, he keeps his right eye closed, however it doesn't look like a normal closed eye, it is like he has an internal eyelid that he keeps shut, you can not see his pupil. I researched and found that it may be debri, so I...