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Today I came home and found my cham dead on the floor of the cage. She has been so lively and all droppings seemed normal. The room was warmer than usual. It usually stays around 73 F in the room and in the bottom of her cage. The basking spot is usually around 80. Today the room jumped up to 80...

Cham poo may kill the plant.

She is about a year old. I am not sure if she has laid all eggs yet. She seems to be scared of me now . I am trying to get her to associate me with food again but she won't go for it. Perhaps with time.

She did fill in the hole.

Do you have any pics?

She does have an appetite but does not seem to want to leave her basking spot. The only time she does move is when she goes to sleep. All the food I give is by hand. If it isn't close enough to her she won't go for it. When I move it closer she goes nuts. Other than that not much change.

Found 23 eggs

I have eggs.

My female veiled has been acting a little funny lately and just seemed to be a little more cranky than usual :rolleyes:. She has also been avoiding food and everything. Today I came home to a cage that seemed empty at the time and a pile of sand where once it was flat. I kept my distance as to...

I lost mine for around 24 hours once. I found her on the curton rod with spider webs all over her.

If killing it is the only way you wish to go then I would say use a sharp knife or a hatchet. Try to seperate the head at the base of the skull. No pain if you do it fast enough. Chameleons are the type of pets that wind up going to the vet quite often. The setup could be used for a number of...

What are you gut loading your feeders with?

I'm sure it does not help that I have a large hanging pitcher plant in view and let her climb on it when I get home from work. This is the plant she likes to be on when she eats.

My female veiled chameleon has stopped eating crickets in her cage but when I let her out of her cage she goes nuts. Has anyone else experienced this?

I use it and even eat it myself.

How long do the suplaments like calcium powder last?

I got her from a pet store and they were unsure of age. Any ideas on how old she could be?

I have to say those are not my normal temps. My basement does not usually get that warm. I'm looking into getting a different thermometer. something that works. I will check out that page.

Your Chameleon - veiled, female, unsure of age. 2 weeks in my care. Handling - I have only handled her a couple of times. Feeding - I feed her crickets, meal worms, carrots, apples. What amount? I feed around 8 crickets a day and offer some small carrot pieces. I do this around 5 pm. I give...

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