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thank you so much! sometimes she shows very faint bright blue/green spots. i will try to catch a pic of it & add to the thread.

hi. here are some pics of Houdini, she did just eat two hornworms so could just be looking fat. but anywho how do i know FOR SURE FOR SURE that she’s ready to/needs to lay eggs? i’ve had a lay bin in her cage for a while but she’s uninterested in it so today i’m gonna get a big bin & put a tree...

it’s a fake hanging plant.

no but i turned the heat lamp off & after climbing the top of the cage a little she is currently doing this & i appreciate everyone’s help & concern 💚

oh my 😰 she seems so young lol. when i first got her the only thing they told me as far as she was that she’s a juvenile. if i had to guess i’d say 3 months. maybe 4 since i’ve had her for about a month. i’ll attach a pic of her the day she came home.

it does contain d3. it has several vitamins & minerals. i posted the label just so everyone could see and give a better insight.

hello. i don’t feed her at night. i know she needs time to bask & digest her food. she gets her second meal several hours before bedtime. I tried feeding all at once in the mornings & came home to thrown up worms or food left untouched. not sure why but her meals split up seemed to work best for...

i agree i thought it would be too much as well but u would assume the vet knows best haha.

nope no breathing. no discharge from mouth or nose. she just went to the vet on 8/04. & she told me she’s fine other than being a little thin and wants to do a fecal test for parasites.

calcium every day. reptivites & calcium 2x a week (vet told me this at our visit although almost everyone here says twice a month so idk what right truly)

you’re right & i know her not being able to lay eggs will cause major health problems so i will get right on that. thank you! i have just introduced crickets this past week so lately it has been 3 worms & 3 crickets in the morning & the same in the evening when i get home from work. but the...

the temp at her basking spot is currently 76.2. she moves to cooler places in the cage and she’s also under my a/c vent. how cold would be too cold for her? i’ll turn the heat lamp off & keep an eye on the temp this weekend.

*UPDATED* Chameleon - Veiled Chameleon, female. i’m unsure of age but shes been in my care for about a month. has recently had his second shed. Handling - 2-3 times a week. she rushes to come out when he sees me preparing her food Feeding - calcium w/o D3 & retivitamin with D3 twice a week...

her basking spot has the gauge right where she sits to bask. it ranges from 75-80. i will post the updated info in this forum. and thank you i am trying everything to make sure she lives a long, healthy, & happy life.

no she’s still pretty young. does she need one so soon?

it’s a girl the vet confirmed. she has no spurs on her back feet. i believe her mouth was open from the heat and yes the humidity has dropped between 40-50 during the day. & no i have not gotten a new light. i have to return the one recently purchased & find out where i can buy the one you...

idk what i’m doing wrong. i have live plants. i have calcium and multivitamins. i have an automatic mister to keep it humid. plenty of branches to climb. the cage is clean. she basks normally and still has an appetite. I took her to the vet and she assured me she is fine although how she behaves...

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question so in the meantime i have an extra light fixture could i use that for the previous UVB (zoo med starter kit bulb) to add uvb coverage to his cage or would that be too much. i was thinking of placing it near the left side of his cage since the right is already getting light from the new...

yeah yeah that’s what i meant! & the form is on one of my earlier posts