Urgent! BABY veiled in need of help!

[CobaltTheChameleon]

Ok so I am quite concerned. My baby veiled cham is healthy, gets enough misting and sufficient heat & light. Her diet consists of calcium dusted pinhead crickets and mealworms. I give her LOTS of crockets and she eats them all! I provide PLENTY of food but Im worried because she still looks ribby...Its the weirdest thing. I think dehydration but i mist her a lot, give her a vitamin mist, and have a water dripper!Are baby chams sometimes a little ribby looking? She isnt horrible but little ribs stick ot sometimes, its like she is healthy but ribby?

 

[CobaltTheChameleon]

and...

also she has a few patches on her skin where it is lighter...almost like the color got bleached out...

 

[lindseymeder16]

Could you post a picture? That would help alot.

 

[CobaltTheChameleon]

pics

http://i56.tinypic.com/2n00upf.jpg
http://i55.tinypic.com/30iyo2g.jpg
http://i54.tinypic.com/kbbr04.jpg

she looks a lot bigger in these but she is only like 3-4inches.

 

[danibug23]

she looks pretty normal to me, i mean yeah she could gain some weight but not a whole bunch. try adding a like one or two wax worms a week they are high in fat so dont over do it. but the patches are normal.

 

[javsto]

also she has a few patches on her skin where it is lighter...almost like the color got bleached out...

the "bleached" out skin sounds like its a translucent vieled to me. nothing to be worried about, just a section of sking that is missing the green pigment.

 

[CobaltTheChameleon]

Thanks!

she looks pretty normal to me, i mean yeah she could gain some weight but not a whole bunch. try adding a like one or two wax worms a week they are high in fat so dont over do it. but the patches are normal.

Ok thank you sooooo much, I was really worried I didn't know if that was normal haha. Thanks a ton!

 

[CobaltTheChameleon]

Thanks!

the "bleached" out skin sounds like its a translucent vieled to me. nothing to be worried about, just a section of sking that is missing the green pigment.

Thank you too!

 

[the cw]

I can say that I was *very* worried about the same thing with my Cham at that age. He ate and ate and ate and ate and ate but still looked so "ribby". Now, after about 6 months of just inhaling crickets and worms, he's starting to get chunky. Your baby looks good to me from my, albeit limited, experience.