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Feeding - We dont have a set schedule on feeding her, but I can say we feed her every two days. We are feeding our crickets a yellow gel that has calcium, polacrylamide copolymer, and potassium. We aren't breeding her, and she doesn't seem to be mature enough. Supplements - We are using ZOOMED...

Feeding - We dont have a set schedule on feeding her, but I can say we feed her every two days. We are feeding our crickets a yellow gel that has calcium, polacrylamide copolymer, and potassium. We aren't breeding her, and she doesn't seem to be mature enough. Supplements - We are using ZOOMED...

Feeding - We dont have a set schedule on feeding her, but I can say we feed her every two days. We are feeding our crickets a yellow gel that has calcium, polacrylamide copolymer, and potassium. We aren't breeding her, and she doesn't seem to be mature enough. Supplements - We are using ZOOMED...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled, Female, 7 months old. 5 months in care. Handling - Handled about every week, at least once Feeding - Eats crickets.Around 50 a week. Supplements - ZooMed repti calcium Watering - We mist her and also hand drip water to her. We mist every day, twice...

Okay sounds good, but if it ends up not being that she could be carrying eggs, any of those signs I described seem like she could be sick?

So, playsand or dirt? I've got some dirt being brought home now, and a large 10 gallon black bucket on the way.

Here are a few photos of her from the side and above, maybe this is a good place to start with identifying her size.

How big should she be if she is egg bound? She still is fairly small. I am feeling her belly, and I'm not sensing anything out of the ordinary

I could make one very quickly, I have some coconut fibers as a dirt if that would work.

We keep the red light on so she can bask, but the white light is mainly for light.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've had my chameleon for about 5 months and she has always been super up and to it with catching food and drinking, and recently, she began to molt her skin off. Then she began getting very tired and wouldn't want to move at all. She closes her eyes for more than 90% of the...