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One thing that you can do that is free is to get more sticks in there for her. You can get them from outside but make sure you wash them. The reason she is on the ground is because there is really nothing to climb on. Her tank should have sticks going in all directions. If u can, post a picture...

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Update: I am pretty sure he has passed, I held him in my hand the last 20 minutes and put under his neck because he loved it when I did that. He is now a very pale color and has black spreading around. I’m going to wait until he is completely black so I don’t bury him alive. I will post a photo...

Heis is one year old and about a week or two ago I noticed he was very droopy. He was hanging his legs off his stick and just staying in the same spot of his cage. So I would spray water and he would drink it, and he would be very thirsty. So two days ago I saw him and he was so still I thought...

UPDATED: He is doing much better now. We did the shower method and he is eating crickets and silkworms. He is in a much better mood now and his eyes are doing well. Thank you all for your tips

And yeah I know, I'm trying to get pictures on here

He is a panther chameleon

Okay, we have ordered silk worms and crickets, and the breeder I got Heis from and spoke to recommended the cage we have for his size and breed that he is. He is about as big as my index finger (not including his tail) so he is still pretty small in his cage.

okay thank you

yeah we thought he had something stuck in there but there is nothing in his eye, i will try the long misting though, and how do i do the shower method?

For the issue of trying to keep him hydrated, I will spray the leaves in my chameleon's cage and then place him down in the leaves so that he knows that the leaves are wet. Also idk how to post pics on this and could you tell me how if you have the chance?

Hello everyone. So I have a chameleon named Heisenberg (Heis for short) who is going to be 1 year old in June. So today when I was going to feed him his meal worms (we are going to switch to crickets and silk worms soon) I noticed that his left eye was super swollen and darkish. Then he bulged...