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Thanks for the help guys, her rear end isn't showing bones so I think she is alright. I am changing to daily feedings until the end of the month (or maybe a little longer depending on how big she gets by then) and I also put an egg box for her since I believe she is somewhere around the 6 month...

I have trimmed her plant slightly so that her basking place is lower in respect to the light and around more in the 80s and fed her today again. I know babies can look skinny, is there any way to gauge if they are too skinny? Like if there are certain places you should never see bone?

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Your Chameleon - female Veiled not more than 5 or 6 months old Handling - I try to handle at least once a week Feeding - I feed a variety of Dubia roaches, mealworms, crickets and Waxworms that I breed myself. Supplements - I use calcium+vitamins from zoomed every few feedings Watering - a drip...