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Screaming?!

I believe they are soil gnats. I've had them before in my veilds enclosure. They go in the soil when it's moist and lay their eggs. I put play sand on top of the soil and that prevented it from happening again. I'm sure there is better remedies, since putting sand on top of the soil is not best...

@jamest0o0 has some great info on bioactive enclosures

Is it the chameleon in your profile picture? If so, the front elbow looks curved and your cham might have MBD. It could just be the angle of the photo. Your pictures did not upload of your chameleon. Please post pictures of your enclosure as well as the pictures of your chameleon. Also, what...

Have you tried giving him hornworms or silkworms?

In addition to filling out the how to ask for help form, check out this thread you may find it useful. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/eye-health-the-solution-experienced-keepers-please-share-your-wisdom.152159/

From what I understand, chams don't like change. He needs to get used to his new home. Are you saying he has been in his basking spot ONLY since friday?

The general rule is lightly dust your feeders with calcium WITH D3 twice a month (once every other week), multivitamin twice a month (once every other week) and with calcium WITHOUT D3 at every feeding (except when you're using the multivitamin or calcium w/d3). From what you're saying your...

What makes you think it's lack of calcium? What are you supplementing with? Please fill out the how to ask for help form and post it in a reply to this thread. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/

I'm sorry for your loss

I've never heard of it but I'm curious what is in it. Can you post a picture of the label?

http://www.muchadoaboutchameleons.com/2014/07/the-anatomy-of-gut-loading-ingredients.html?m=1 Check this link out as well to give you more info about gutloading. Gutloading is very important. Feedera are vessels of nutrition for your cham. Whatever they eat, your chameleon eats. Try to give...

You can give your feeders fresh fruits and veggies as well that are chameleon safe. I don't use water crystals, the crickets get their hydration from the fresh fruits and vegetables. I also use a dry gut load as well. Here is just a small list I have on hand without looking anything up. Also...

On flchams, low color tranaluscent veilds go for $100 and high color translucent are $200

I wouldn't worry too much about it, just keep a close eye on her. Do you have everything you need to prepare a lay bin for her? I'd you'd like, fill out the how to ask for help from and post it in a reply to this thread so we can give you some feedback on your set up, supplements, lighting, etc.

This is without a doubt, the best place for anything chameleon. I've learned so much and wouldn't be half the keeper I am today without this site and all the help I have recieved from the members.

Did you actually see a bubble? Veiled chameleons can handle night time temperature drops all the way to the low 50s. Have you seen her gaping or hear a popping noise when she opens her mouth at all?

Congrats @jannb and the other winners@Prolific Farms @ChamLB

I'm sorry for your loss.