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Good to know thank you! Was she eating right up until she laid? My girl still acts like shes starving, but she's definitely more grouchy about coming onto my hand to get fed

No not at all. Her eyes have been open and she’s alert, still eating as much as I give her, her mouth stays shut etc.

Yeah I’ve tried massaging her belly, don’t feel any lumps at all. Just bizarre she’s been evacuating her bowels and spent so long at the bottom of her enclosure. I’ll give her another few days in there, if she hasn’t dug any test holes I’m planning on booking with a vet

I didn’t have enough dirt for the whole enclosure, so I put the box in to cover half of it, so the dirt on the other half would be twice as deep. Figured it would be better than just 6” deep

Your Chameleon - Female veiled, about 2.5 years old. Got her from a home where she wasn’t being taken care of (no supplements, small enclosure, 10 large crickets a day) Handling - Before she started showing she would run out onto my arm every other day so I could feed her Feeding - Crickets, 7...

If it still looks like that I would definitely recommend going to the vet ASAP. Some really amazing and incredibly knowledgeable people on here, but always the safest bet to go to the vet in situations like these.

Totally fine! Little weird/gross to watch lol, but there's nothing in her own skin that can hurt her, and it's probably easier to digest than chitin.

The pothos I bought came in a light plastic pot with a hook on it, so I just put two zipties in the top of the enclosure and hooked the pot onto those! It's nice being able to remove it easily for cleaning.

Depending how limited your options are, you can use your tap water, then when/if you notice it clogging or the pressure increasing you can get a scale removing kit. There’s food safe ones in hardware stores where I live

Got a picture of it? Depending on what it looks like, you could put caulking on to make it waterproof, and wipe it flat from the inside so there’s nothing for your cham to nibble on

Perfect thank you so much! I just got my girl a few weeks ago, but she was living in a cramped glass enclosure with improper supplements and feeding and UVB, so it's good to know that those factors can play into the progression through their laying cycle. My girl is very overweight so I'm...

That's awesome congrats! I have a female (albeit veiled) that's just starting to hang around the bottom of her enclosure. What was the timeline like for you in terms of her progression? I.e. from when she first starting nosing around the bottom of her enclosure, when she evacuated her bowels...

I am unsure on this species specifically! But I believe it would be great to get some horizontal perches in there, at different heights. I found where the max temperature my chameleon should bask in and put the highest one there, then several at lower elevations. I just used branches as wide as...

I would love this! I've been a bit overwhelmed with just getting a basic set up right, so getting one source from someone who knows what they're doing would help a ton with taking that next step (turning a screen enclosure into a bioactive one).

Okay perfect thank you, that's what I did. She was checking out the lay bin a little this morning, but she still ate a cricket from my hand. Just going to wait it out and keep a close eye on her!

Diet orange Crush, a classic

Oh sorry, not sure why! /a/1WvqOUK is the imgur code, might work if you paste that after the imgur.com. Yeah I think I’m just going to keep a very close eye on her, she’s been at the bottom of her enclosure quite a bit so hoping she’ll stop eating and evacuate soon !

No worries! Appreciate you checking. I already canceled her appointment before your reply (at the advice of someone else who’s been helping me out), but I’ll keep a close eye on her and book her in ASAP if I notice anything slightly off! Thank you for your help, I’ll definitely keep you updated!

It’s about 50% reptisoil and reptisand. Keep it wet enough I can dig a hole with one hand easily

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - 2 year old female veiled. I’ve had her a week or two Handling - I hand feed her so she climbs onto my arm every other day, but I don’t take her out of her enclosure often. Feeding - 5-7 crickets every other day, and normally a hornworm as well. I’ve been...