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Managed to get a better shot of the sores on her side and her grabbing them. she is venturing closer and closer to the lay bin but will not go completely in.:confused:

I understand, it is just frustrating to me having to re-explain myself. The survey is there and many use it. there should not be confusion in answers to the survey when they are in the exact order as the sticky. I have introduced a laying bin into her cage she is checking it out but so far...

Quite possible the thermometer may be screwing up, glass is temporary while screen cage is being built. I appologize for my lacking response, everyone wants the full survey completed, you should know which questions are included on the survey since you are all so up-tight about it. I understand...

also the 70 degrees was the lowest night temperature she has been in.

No, but she does not spend much if any of her time on the bottom unless catching food or drinking. can one be made to suit her needs for now? What should be used in the bin? wont the substrate become a hazard to her? i do not think she is of 4 months of age either but i am not an expert.

using zoomed lights- 150w day bulb , 100w night No my temp is near 70 at the bottom. cage is infront of window that gets sun for most of the day i change gutloading weekly rotating between greens, fruits, fish flakes, and store bought gut load as to give a variety to my cham...

tail is pretty noticeable but the sores on her side are not. like i said phone is junk.

Phone is junk Its quite alright i was just correcting you. And what should i do to correct it before it becomes too much of an issue and causes HER to have permenant damage. (no spur on hind feet)

Phone is junk Its quite alright i was just correcting you. And what should i do to correct it before it becomes too much of an issue and causes HER to have permenant damage. (no spur on hind feet)

the problem is i do not notice extra joints or any falling infact this morning he/she was sleeping hanging from his/her back legs. AND THE D3 IS NOT USED EVERY FEEDING.I am going to try to find a camera in the house i can use but no promise.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - veiled, unknown, unknown. Little over a month Handling - Once a week for cage cleaning Feeding - meal worms/ crickets. 3-5 per day less now. 2 morning 3 afternoon 2 offered at night. pre loaded/veggies Supplements -flunkers with d3 2 times a week now 3...

I have no camera:( and I use flunkers with d3. should i switch this with complete calcium? Have not been able to find multi vitamins so im going to breakdown and buy it online.

My poor little cham isn't looking so hot.(vieled) Sex: unknown age: Has been in my care a little over a month Problem: He/she does not have double knees, weakness, ect. The only things I'm noticing are that his/her tail is becoming crooked almost like scoliosis and also that his back legs...