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hey! so my cham, zucchini, just turned a year old. this is her second time getting ready to lay eggs. her first time, she got very weak and would fall from her vines. i ended up having to pick her up so she could move around her habitat and be cozy. i had a container of clean play sand in the...

oh of course its not the kind with the little foam thingies i believe its the exo terra plantation soil. also, i think the nearest vet that takes in exotics is three hours away so i wont be able to take her until saturday. do you think she'll be alright until then because i cant miss school

Okay i will definitely check that out i appreciate it. And ya she hasn't eaten any dirt as far as i know but ill take her to the vet anyway just to be safe.

ive dug a hole to get her started a little and she went and filled it in

I used regular dirt because I read that some prefer dirt and others prefer the sand so I bought both, but the dirt is what she has right now.

Hey! I have a female veiled cham named Zucchini coming up on seven months. I posted a thread on June 6th about her starting to get a belly meaning she had eggs. I set up a large bin of dirt with a pathos plant in her home. It's coming close to the end of July and she still has yet to lay any...

at this age?

hey!! this is zucchini. she is a six month old veiled cham. she looked slightly bloated about a month and a half ago so i cut back on her diet a bit. she was having ten small/medium crickets and a few spinach and kale leaves daily and i cut it down to six or seven small/medium crickets, some...

oh shoot i didnt know you could do that it probably wouldve been way better to do that. so ya if you got it from like petco or somewhere like that then you could build a better home for him:)

also i found that my cham really likes her pothos which can be found in basically any garden center

^^ this is very true i did extensive research going into caring for my juvenile cham and ended up redoing pretty much the entire enclosure. i hope youre able to do the same. its whats best for your little guy:))

i did its up in the replies

I thought that bright green was good/calm for a veiled and stripes or darker color meant stress/discomfort.

she did shed but her head is still the same shade of grey

okay so i have a juvenile veiled chameleon (almost 5 months) and ive noticed that her head is looking a bit dull (not necessarily grey but not as bright green as the rest of her body) im not sure if it has to do with her health or shedding or if this is just normal for the age so if someone...