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It appears to be a prolapse. Do you know how long it has been out? They will sometimes go back in on their own but often require vet attention. You must try to keep it from drying out though!

Afaik, cbd oil is legal in all 50 states. My wife takes oral sprays for anxiety relief and she has a county job that's pretty stringent on that kind of stuff.

Yep, first flowers to bloom up here in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Yes, I think that's what I remember seeing.

You can gently heat the panel and bend it, seen something on here of a user doing that. My scheflerra arbicola does a good job of putting weight in the middle of the panel so water basically funnels towards the holes I drilled.

I drilled holes in the bottom panel of my enclosure then use a container to catch the excess water. My enclosure sits on a small wire rack with the cage on top shelf and the container below it.

She's gorgeous!

Never thought I would see a chameleon hitchhiking a ride on an alligator:confused:

Cute pajamas! Your 'he' looks like a 'she' but I'm not 100% sure.

They're evolving!!:confused:

Oh ok, gotcha. Was a bit confused.

Is your chameleon the one in your picture?

Honestly, whatever works best for you. My lights come on around 7-8am (depending on seasons) for 12 hours. I generally leave the house at 6am and don't get home til 3 but everything I have is automated; lights on timers and having an automatic misting system helps tremendously. I just make sure...

If they chameleon is the one pictured in your avatar, you have a female and need to prepare an egg laying bin.

As long as the superworms are gutloaded properly, I wouldn't worry. But definitely try to use crickets or roaches as a staple. Superworms can be very addictive and may cause hunger strikes.

Happy birthday! Rescues are the best!

I could very well be wrong but that seems a little weird not to share important information. Just my .02

This has me wanting to see if wetting down my dry portion will entice the feeders more.

I would definitely utilize a dripper as well. You can buy the 'Big Dripper' or smaller version at pet stores or make your own. As simple as poking a hole in the bottom of a container. Or placing ice cubes on top of the enclosure and letting it melt/drip down.

Is the second picture everything in the first one blended, or two separate portions?