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Also do you have a laying bin?

If you can't take her to vet today take her first thing tomorrow and give her lots of fluids for now.

What kind of lamp fixture do you have? Raise it a bit higher so it won't touch the top of the cage and get a more powerful bulb so the temperature won't fall.

What is the ambient temperature in the cage? It sound like she's cold.

Happy birthday to the little ones! Both of them are absolutely gorgeous :love:

I got a sircular pot holder made from cork and I cut a hole in it so would hold up the hot edges of the lamp but still let light through. That way it won't touch the mesh and burn my cham.

I had this green plushie and when my cham saw it the first time he got super mad :D also I think he hates my pink hair.

I use a bird feeding cup that you can attach to the side of the cage but you should choose a cup that suits your setup. Make sure it's big enough so all the feeders won't just climb out. And make sure it's in a spot where it won't get filled up with water.

I've always fed my boy from a cup. I think they recognize pretty fast the place they get food from. I'm sure your cham will figure it out on his own.

Mine doesn't want to eat any veggies at all :(

Looks very good!!

Kinda look like pieces of stuck shed to me.

Adult veileds only eat every other day. I think your cham is just growing up.

I am terribly sorry for your loss. He was a very handsome cham.

Super adorable! And so tiny!! :love:

Most chameleons don't eat veggies. It's not bad if they don't want to eat them. Just make sure that your feeders have a diverse diet. Only vegetable my veiled has ever even tasted is cucumber.

I've heard it's ok when chams do it sometimes when basking. Mine does it also.

^^This is good advice about the lights! And regarding the misting, I mist 4 times a day plus once with a misting bottle. The amount of misting depends on the humidity in your cage so you have to figure out the optimal amount for your setup

Do you have a laying bin?

Chameleons need long mistings in order to get proper hydration. My mister is set to mist between 2-5 minutes at a time and it won't flood my cage. Most of it evaporates and if it doesn't you should build a drainage system. And about the light, make sure it's not too strong for your chams eyes...