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My veiled had one like that as well, my vet said it could be a build up under the skin from broken ribs. Is it Hard? If it's getting bigger than I would take him to see a vet.

It's bigger than a foot tall but I have one of these in my enclosure http://www.lllreptile.com/products/5081-small-ficus-tree-live-6-pot

I use a wire shelving unit that i ordered online from home depot and had it sent to my nearest store since they didn't carry them in store.

For starters, here is a care sheet for veiled chameleons. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/veiled/ Please fill out the how to ask for help form that has been provided for you and post your answers in a reply to this thread so we can further help you and your new cham.

By the looks it appears to be a female. As stated above, check behind the back feet and you'll know for sure.

Thanks. That's exactly what I did, and that's a good idea. I have another cup I'll start feeding those for a few days.

Thanks. That is what I was thinking as well. I've been cleaning out the container each day and the other cup is fine, it's just this one. If I separate them and keep the others that are fine, would it still be safe to feed the non black ones to my Cham? Or should I get rid of the whole cup?

I've never seen this before, anybody have an idea what this is or what's going on?

I'm so sorry for your loss. Eight years is a long time. I'm sure she lived a long and happy life thanks to you. My veiled recently passed, he was about 2 and a half years old. He was a rescue and had complications since I got him as a youngin. My vet congratulated me on keeping him alive that...

I purchased one a few weeks ago. I like it, however my cham does not. He refuses to eat out of it. He prefers to have his feeders roaming around. I do think it is a great product, hopefully I will be able to get him to use it some time in the near future.

I've heard that smelly poop can be a sign of parasites

please fill out the how to ask for help form. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/ copy and paste the questions in a reply to this thread and answer the questions so we can have a better idea of your husbandry. I know that falling is definitely a red flag, and as...

I like repashy supervite. It has vitamin d3 supplement in it as well.

Yes. https://dragonstrand.com/dragon-ledges/ Scroll to the bottom it says which ledges to purchase for the cage you have

I use a 24x24x48 from DIY along with some dragon ledges

i get my horn worms from rainbow mealworms, they have the best prices for them that I have found.

It comes out as a fine mist and you can hold the trigger and it will continue to spray as opposed to having to keep pulling the trigger to release water

Glad to see you back

For humidity, I use a tarp around 3 sides. As for the plants, you can re pot them with organic potting soil and wash the leaves with soap and water and rinse a few times to remove any pesticides. For the buildup of water at the bottom, you need to put a drainage bin under the cage. What I do...

I'm sorry for your loss.