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Yeah but I don't think she was a chameleon. Some other lizard.

Haha yeah females are usually mostly pinkish hues where males start to get their colors around that age, what locale are they? But yeah I stick by my thoughts. I guess just switch the names haha!

Good :D and definitely read Janna's blog about raising young veileds, it also has info on raising females because it is a little different.

Umm... I'm thinking they got the babies confused haha! That looks like a boy!

You will need a plain phosphorus free and d3 free calcium for every feeding, d3 2 times a month( once if she goes outside in the sun often), and a multivitamin 1-2 times a month also.

Also, a few people have used hard plastic straws as splints with good luck. That way she can still climb with some support.

Here's a whole thread about supplementation that may help :D https://www.chameleonforums.com/supplement-clarification-94038/

Hmmm.... Hard to tell. The first two are hard to see with that sunlight, it looks like he may be a male, but the last one makes me think female. Especially with how pink he is. Maybe someone else will chime in :)

I don't have experience using the repashy products, maybe it s the all in one I was thinking of. Either way, cut back the d3 to 2 Tim a month, once if you take him outside frequently.

Would you mind posting a side shot picture of the base of his tail? Just to confirm he is a he :rolleyes:

He "may" be too hot. 90 seems a bit high for a little guy, try for 85 max until he gets a little bigger. Also, does the repashy calcium pus have d3 in it already? If so giving an additional d3 supplement every week is too much. You will also need a multivitamin for once a month, but don't give...

Does she ever make popping or gasping noises when she has her mouth open? If she does she could have an upper respiratory infection. But for now try getting a lower wattage house bulb, maybe a 60 watt? Just a regular frosted house bulb. See if it helps. And misting down the cage frequently, but...

No it is not, sleeping during the day means something is wrong. Could you please fill out the how to ask for help form? Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon...

She may have eggs, so you should try to make a lay bin for her. Read Jannb's blog that was posted for you a few posts back. She doesn't look great, and I suspect the "breeder" was a twit :mad: you could try giving her a warm soak also in case she is impacted, just to the top of her legs and keep...

He may, but there is also the risk he could just get worse and you will have to pay to go to a vet. By then the store may not take him back. But read up on the links posted, and don't give the d3 for at least a month. Get a plain phosphorus and D3 free calcium, and a multivitamin and give the...

Here are some blogs by my good friend, she has some beautiful chameleons. https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/325-info-new-keepers-young-veiled-panther-chameleons.html https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/345-egg-laying-laying-bin.html

Yeah it's more the vomiting that concerns me.

i'm 70/30 for girl :p with AWESOME colors! Possibly an ambilobe. looks maybe 6 months? anyone else think so?

How well do they know reptiles? He does look dehydrated, but they also get sunken eyes when they are sick so if they just went by the way his eyes look that wasn't very professional. My guy showed the same symptoms and had kidney failure. The only way they can tell if anything is wrong is by...

oh man... a lot of people are allergic to roaches I wouldn't be surprised if he went into anaphylactic shock