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I am sorry to inform everyone that my baby Tina has passed away, it breaks my heart to be writing this but I have felt some relief hearing your guys stories so I decided to share my own Tina is a female veiled chameleon and her age is unknown. I rescued her back in 2020 when I saw a posting on...

Update: I just got fresh cricket and she chased them around and ate no problem it had been a bit cold but her cage hasn’t dropped below 60

My chameleon seems to have come down with something for the past day she hasn’t left the bottom of her enclosure and doesn’t seem interested in food please help

Here is her mid cricket bite! I felt her stomach and it’s completely empty but it is still hanging down like that I assume because she just finished but she is already moving around a lot and I am making a lot of changes thank you everyone for all of your input I was able to locate the right...

Tina has laid her eggs! Here is a photo there are 15 total and they all look pretty healthy and she is now basking

Yes I had it this morning it was a virtual visit and they just confirmed that she was in the early stages of laying eggs

Here is where she’s at right now about how long until she lays them?

How do I help her tail ?

I am looking to find some Pothos plants in my area as well as trying to find a mister is it okay to have a combo of live/fake plants in her enclosure ? The small ones with suction cups on the side are her favorite for climbing and I would like to keep them in her cage

So an update Tina is in the early stages of laying her eggs I have spoken with a vet and have now given her a proper laying bin, I threw some extra leaves in there for privacy and put a small curtain over the front of her cage, her eyes are now wide open and she immediately ran to the laying bin...

I just did! And she went to it right away her eyes are open and she seems much better

So an update Tina is in the early stages of laying her eggs I have spoken with a vet and have now given her a proper laying bin, I threw some extra leaves in there for privacy and put a small curtain over the front of her cage, her eyes are now wide open and she immediately ran to the laying bin...

if you are referring to the small white one in the front yesterday i was told that she needed something to lay her eggs in and that was the only thing i had on hand i have to go today and find something better and get some sand

no the water dish is cleaned out almost daily and is a catch for the dropper i have , she prefers drinking out of the bowl and she has been doing that since i got her

she just woke up and this is how she looks

i have never been able to keep them alive or stop them from attracting many bugs

Thank you so much for your help I will be going to the store this weekend and picking up some live plants as well as the right lightbulbs that she needs, and will make an appointment for Monday to take her to see a vet and will post more pictures as I improve thank you again

She does crawl into the water on her own and has since I got her she originally did not have any sort of dropper so I assumed she was did it since she was young I also read the link and it says no red light what do you suggest for lighting as for which bulb and what type of lighting schedule to...

I have a female veiled chameleon and she is extremely adventurous and LOVES these small suction cup plants that I have on the sides and loves climbing I am unable to have live plants any and all suggestions even just photos of your guys current enclosures are helpful thank you!!

She is a Veiled chameleon female- around 3 years(previous owner said she was 2) She is handled maybe once every other day she comes to the front of her cage and is held for about 2 minutes while I clean poop and change out her water then she is put back She eats about 7-8 gutloaded crickets...