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They totally have teeth, acrodent teeth, meaning they're fused to the shull, not separate like humans and mammals.

He looks more like a she, I'm not seeing any spurs on the back feet, could be just the angle.

Atleast get the feeders out at night so they're not munching away on the cham!

Are you sure your crickets or other feeders aren't feeding on your Veiled while it sleeps...I believe he is a she but a pic of the back feet would help. You need to take the cham to a vet before an infection sets in and deteriorate it's health or worse!

Have a nice day...Since you have skills...Congrats!!!!

No one was "Barking that shit" just trying to help out, been doing this a LONG time but hey your cham you do what's best, I mean you purchased a sick chameleon knowing it was housed with one that had a RI so what do I know.

If the chameleon isn't getting any natural sunlight, it needs D3!

Calcium without D3 every feeding, Calcium with D3 x2 a month, Vitamins x2 a month.

Congrats! Gotta love baby chams!

Kinda what I was thinking.

No it not normal for them to become lazy and stop using their tongue, sounds like something is off, maybe someone else will chime in, usually it's some kind of nutrional/vitamins deficiency, pics and filling out the help sheet will help out.

Does he get natural sunlight, his casque does look bent?

Good luck!!!

Can we get a pic of the chameleon, it would be very helpful, falling and just staying in one spot is BAD!

Some better pics would help so we could see if it's MBD affecting him.

His Veil is pretty deformed and it looks like his mouth is a little more opened than it should be all possible signs of MBD.

You need to show us a better pic!

No spurs on the back feet. Calcium every feeding, vitamin D3 twice a month and vitamins twice a month. Are you gutloading your crickets and do you plan on using other feeders besides crickets?

A pic of the cage setup would help also.

Looks like a lady...What are you feeding the crickets? What type of calcium and vitamins are you giving her? You don't need the blue light, just a regular bulb.