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Hello i also have a veiled chameleon, and your specimen looks like a female (because of the smaller casque size). Do u have any bedding at the bottom And if u do what kind is it? Are u using a mercury vapor bulb because I've heard they have damaging effects on a chameleon's eyes? Last but not...

Hello i have an adult veiled chameleon and im about to get a hognose snake. They aren't gonna be in the same cage but is it ok if they are in the same room with visual barriers of course. The snake will have a locked up cage and the chameleon has a locking cage too. Would this be ok?

Thank you for the advice, i made sure she was not looking out the hole when I checked and now she is done. Well smoothing over the sand, she looked extremely tired should i feed her more fattening foods like hornworms

Is it ok if i check on her every once and awhile though

Hello I have a female veiled chameleon. This morning i saw her scratching on the bottom of the cage so i took her out and put her in her three foot wide by three foot tall cillindrucal red pot filled halfway with sand. As soon as i put her in she started digging. After an hour she finished her...

The impaction was determined because she didn't poop for about a week. And she's about a year old and has the gravid bump on her side. Also she has been using a lot of her energy and weight into this because her casque is not bulging like a regular chameleon and she's had a huge increase in...

She was both (gravid and impacted) luckily she has started pooping again after a couple days. Yes i do have a place for her to lay eggs, it's a 3 foot tall bucket filled with one foot of sand.

Hi I have a female veiled chameleon that is gravid and impacted. I've been to the vet and that was the diagnosis. She is loseing weight so I've been feeding her super worms and waxworms. Also I have been giving her liquid calcium (iodized). For the impaction, I have been feeding her papaya and...

Hi I have a female veiled chameleon thats gravid and swelling up to lay eggs. She wont use sand but I was thinking about mixing it with potting soil. I give her liquid calcium 4 times a week now and she is really getting plump towards the back. The container im useing is 3 feet tall with 1 foot...

Sorry that was spell check. She seems to be bloated in front of her back leg on both sides

I was wondering since she is a year old and has never payed a batch of eggs. Could she be gravid?

How do i feed it to her and is there a special type im suppose to get

Actually i do remember her eating some dirt about a week ago

I have a female veiled chameleon and lately she has been pooping out a lot of urate solids without the actual brown part. It's been happening for a week now and it's starting to worry me. I feed her wild caught insects and i need a stool sample to test but there is none. Any ideas?

Hello I am 13 and own a female veiled chameleon. I have her in a 18by18by36 enclosure and she is about a year old. Her cage has plenty of cover, a uv light, and a heat lamp. I supplement twice a week with repticalcium, feed her every other day, and mist her cage every morning before i go to...

Thanks for all the advice i have her in a 18 by 18 by 36 inch cage and I am getting a garbage bin and filling it with dirt for her to lay her eggs.

My veiled chameleon is about a year old and about two days ago she started rubbing her front foot on branches and leaves and it looks a tad bit swollen. She lost two of her claws on that foot about 4 months ago and I was wondering if it was a infection. There appears to be no skin from her...

My female veiled chameleon is extremely restless and always hangs out on the bottom of the cage scratching the screen. I have sand and dirt in two separate pots that are six inches tall in case she needs to lay eggs but she uses them as step stools to get to the bottom. She goes down scratches...

Similar thing happened to me and my veiled 2 weeks ago. She was riding on my head and fell forward but luckily i caught her before she hit the ground. Now she wants nothing to do with me and will only tolerate me when I have food. I left her alone for a day after the fall because she was...

Just remmember that rudis chameleons are shy and shouldn't be handled often because they stress easily. Also include plenty of places to hide in his/her enclosure. But what a cool chameleon too have