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I was just remembering that to check if the horses at my barn have mucus in their throats we have to listen to a clicking sound through their nose. The clicking is the sound of the mucus on their throats blocking their airway. I'm not sure if it is the same thing for chameleons but mucus in...

No problem anytime!! Keep me updated, hopefully your cham gets better!

Yea I would defiantly get him into the vet soon. I had a cham once with pneumonia and did the same thing.

To make things easier why not just dust all of them? But like Stinger said lightly dust.

When a chameleons mouth is open it is usually a sign that he/she is over heated...now when they do that with a poping sound it may be more serious than over heating. How close to him heat source is he when he does this?

Have you brought him to a vet to clarify this is a URI?

Do u head her breathing kinda weird? They could be broken

To be honest I was very conflicted abt it also when I started to do it. I didn't think my Cham was getting enough it but I kinda fixed my problem. On the days that he takes in those vitamins I give him fruits and veggies on that day instead of crx. I load the fruits and veggies with the vitamins...

I could be wrong but I don't see any curve in that new picture, she looks good to me!! It was probably just the angle. Just keep in mind if the dusting schedual from earlier on in the forum, w/o D3 everyday, w/ D3 2 time a month and multivitamins 2 times a month :)

Chameleon's do not drink from a bowl or any type of bucket of some sort you are correct with that. They drink off of leaves, I would make sure that your chams drip system is dripping onto leaves if it is not already. The orange in his poop simply means he is dehydrated. What you can do to help...

I did not know that, thanks for the info!! I usually change my bulbs every 6 months so it would be time for me to change all of them anyway

I am not home at the moment but when I get home I will check the temp, this month is when I would usually change his bulb so the one he is using now might just be not as warm as it usually is

I fed him a super yesterday so that might have been it, at the end of the month it's time to replace the bulb so it might be lower than usual

No, all the soil in the plants are covered with rocks. Do you think it could be a parasite?

My 11 month old male veiled ham pooped this out this morning, does this seem weird?

Ok thank you!! I usually use them for gutloading but before I give them to him I thought I would ask (y)

Would they be to acidic or citrusy for my cham or any Cham to eat? We always have them so I was wondering if he would be able to eat them as a treat or small snack.

My 11 month old still does that on occasion lol. I would just raise ur sums basking spot for em to get a lil warmer, that might be what he is trying to do

Crx not vex

They are usually just a clean up crew. They eat the dead vex and the crx poop. I'm not sure if u can feed them to ur Cham but bc they eat the dead stuff I wouldn't