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  1. KimmieCham

    Gular edema during gestation

    Yes! When we bought her larger enclosure, we moved her other one out to the patio. She seemed very restless in the outside enclosure and would climb all over, even on the floor and wouldn't settle. I initially attributed it to stress but now looking back, I wonder if those behaviors were due to...
  2. KimmieCham

    Gular edema during gestation

    Oh, good! There were 32 eggs total.
  3. KimmieCham

    Gular edema during gestation

    Okay, that is relieving to hear. Is there anything that I should be doing to provide her relief? I have read that it can subside on it's own, as long as it's not due to a more severe problem.
  4. KimmieCham

    Gular edema during gestation

    Hi all - Last night my veiled laid her first clutch of (32) infertile eggs. About 6 days ago, we noticed a swelling under the gular area which is still present. I have read about the possible causes of gular edema, but was curious if anyone has ever experienced it during gestation/before laying...
  5. KimmieCham

    Hi all - basking temps/egg-laying

    I gotcha :)
  6. KimmieCham

    Hi all - basking temps/egg-laying

    Okay, so I will keep feeding her once a day at the current amount. I guess in a month or so I'll cut it back to every other day. I just feel so bad...she always wants to eat! I am used to my furbabies who look at me with puppy dog eyes and get spoiled with treats :p Some of this feels like guess...
  7. KimmieCham

    Hi all - basking temps/egg-laying

    I feed her about 8 small crickets (probably 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch) in the morning with some sweet potato. I have tried apple, blueberries, kale and collards and she doesn't like any of that - just the sweet potatoes. The crickets are gutloaded/dusted. And like I said, when I get home from work I...
  8. KimmieCham

    Hi all - basking temps/egg-laying

    I definitely don't spray the water in an aggressive way...if anything the only part of her I let the mister touch is her tail. She just always seems to hate when I mist and starts to move away. I'm not sure if I'm overfeeding her, initially I was doing twice daily and now I'm doing once a day...
  9. KimmieCham

    Hi all - basking temps/egg-laying

    Have not done any fecal testing yet. I actually work in a veterinary hospital, and will be able to bring in a fecal sample with me on Saturday. The vet said overall she looks healthy, although a little thin. I was not able to really get an approx. age on her.
  10. KimmieCham

    Hi all - basking temps/egg-laying

    Hi there - she does not seem to be sleeping during the day, although I am not home to see if her eyes are closed. But when I check on my camera, it looks like she moves from 1-2 places and not much else. The past two days (I've only had her for about 72 hours) she seemed to like to move around a...
  11. KimmieCham

    Hi all - basking temps/egg-laying

    Cage Type – Zoo med ReptiBreeze Medium open-air aluminum cage. 16 x 16 x 30 Lighting – ReptiSun 5.0 UVB with a daylight 60w heat emitting bulb (this is what came with the ReptiBreeze kit). Lighting schedule is on at 6am, off at 7pm via a timer. Temperature –Temp ranges from 70-90 degrees (70...
  12. KimmieCham

    Hi all - basking temps/egg-laying

    I posted a discussion yesterday about my new female veiled and everyone was helpful with giving me advice. I am new at this so I am a bit of a nervous wreck about what to do to make sure she's getting the proper husbandry. So I unfortunately worked a long shift today, about 12 hours, and came...
  13. KimmieCham

    Help! New owner.

    She has a large schefflera plant in the cage with 3 or 4 vines going horizontal and vertical. Also a ladder that goes down to the bottom of the cage. I would say she has equal room to roam. Yesterday she was all over the place. Especially hiding in a corner. As far as the feeding goes, I have...
  14. KimmieCham

    Help! New owner.

    Sidenote, the worms I refrigerated seemed to have died. I did not purchase superworms but I am definitely going to.
  15. KimmieCham

    Help! New owner.

    Thanks for all of your advice! Since y'all think she's a baby still, I would love some extra advice on basking temps. I read in a blog here females dont need to be above 80 or 82, then maybe 84 to 85 when she's older. Today she spent most of her time towards the bottom 2/3 of her enclosure and I...
  16. KimmieCham

    Help! New owner.

    Yes. I am finding it difficult to get info regarding how people keep them (my crickets are in a well ventilated tub). The pets store told me to keep the worms refrigerated? I thought this was odd. I purchased waxworms and mealworms.
  17. KimmieCham

    Help! New owner.

    Yes, I know of the egg laying. I am currently trying to think of something use for the bin. I don't have room for trashcans and huge buckets. Trying to find something that is at least 12in by 12in that can fit in her cage. Question - how do you store your worms?
  18. KimmieCham

    Help! New owner.

    Just realized I missed this part of the questions - some of it might have already been answered. Your Chameleon – Veiled Chamelon, Female. Unsure of age. Adopted her on 12/3 evening. Handling – Seldomly; had to remove her from cage to take her to the vet. But that’s about it. Feeding –...
  19. KimmieCham

    Help! New owner.

    Thanks for the reply! I love the tip about Hobby Lobby - never thought to look there for plants. We went to Michael's and their selection was pretty limited, and/or not appropriate for what we needed. We are going to look into buying our feeder's online for sure, the pet store seemed a little...
  20. KimmieCham

    Help! New owner.

    Thanks for responding! I wasn't aware of the late-night digestion issues (still learning). Dusting the feeders every day isn't too much? I try to gutload my feeders with as much as possible. So far, it seems they only like the sweet potato I have put in there. I also use the Fluker's Orange Cube...
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