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Lightning, supplements, feeders, hydration these are things you (we) need to know about.

Most of the things you stated are really not used like the tweezers, some chameleons won't touch Dubia roaches (Like mine) Silk worms are a great feeder, why is your Panther sky diving so much?

You need a better pic of the back feet so we can see if it has a spur, besides gender what is your setup for this young veiled?

Ordered from LLLREPTILE many times, all of my Veileds have always been healthy and still living with zero problems!

Sorry for your loss but I think the rest will do great just keep them hydrated!!!

Those high temps will drop them fast, you said they are outside in the sun most of the day? Do they have shade to cool down? Misting should be way longer to ensure they are being hydrated.

Those temps seem way high for babies, ambient temps 72-80's basking around 80-82. What do you mean eating a few times a day?

Are you saying that the UVB bulb is 2 years old and hasn't been changed?

If the chameleon is staying in one spot and sleeping during the day I'd recommend a vet!

Never listen to PETCO, 99% of the time they don't have a clue about chameleons or anything for that matter!

Sounds great!!!

Not accusing anyone of anything, just no need to use foul language...He's right about the nutritional value of mealworms though. You're asking for help so don't get upset when someone tries to help you even if they don't agree with your husbandry skills. Good luck

I believe the best help would be to take her to a reptile vet, I know you said you can't afford the vet but honestly something is wrong with her and no matter what help you get on here it's only going to be a guess as what the underlying problem is.

I suggest reading the forum rules! No need for foul language on here. He was trying to help, no reason to attack people when they're trying to help.

In your profile pic, does your chameleon always have its mouth open like that?

What type of feeders are you using? Any pics of the cham, setup and lighting.

No worries, I breed my own crickets and I've seen my fare share of cricket eggs.

Undigested cricket eggs. Or a cricket is laying eggs in the droppings.

Are you supplying him with calcium and vitamins? I started my baby veiled with 1/8-1/4 size crickets, what's the housing set up? Lights? Hydration/misting setup?

He looks big enough for 1/4-3/8 size crickets.