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Yeah I recall it now that you mention it. I figured he wasn't going to make it as well, he looked so bad. You were a great help even though the outcome wouldn't have changed. Thank you and everyone else who tried helping.

I only had the strip on, the coil was off. The basking bulb was reflecting off of the inside of the lamp. That's terrible to hear that some brands will blind them. What type and brand would you recommend?

He pasted this morning. Sorry to respond so late. He never woke up for me to try anything and his colors were a clear sign of his passing. To answer the other question, I got him from a reptile convention in my town for pretty cheap. He was probably a couple weeks old but I didn't realize that...

No lights at night. I had to warm him after he was in the water but i turned them off after that

He is getting black spots all over. It verys in intensity. It seems to calm down after I feed him some water from a dripper. He accepts drops of water at this point but he still can't move. Should I have a heat light on him?

everything is fake except for the jasmine vine in the back and the pothos that is also in the back. I wiped each leave with a cotton ball with rubbing alcohol before setting them in the cage, real and fake.

I'll definitely try to change his food habits if he can pull through this. The cage is 5 feet from a vent, is this a bad thing?

There is a light layer of repti bark from zoo med, the water is filling in the small spaces in the bark so it's not deep at all, enough to get you wet by touch. I feed him small crickets, sometimes the the local pet stop slips some large ones in there but I make sure to separate and not use for...

I have both lights on a timer and they are on for a little over 12 hours each day. From 6am - 8pm, the length of the day in my area. Thanks for the wishes, I hope he has some energy in the morning.

No, those don't ever make it to his cage. I only use those in the crickets cage. I transport them to his cage in a tupperware bowl. Thanks anyways! I appreciate the effort (:

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled Chameleon, male, 2 months, I've had him since June 12th 2017. Handling - used to be a couple times a week but recently cut down to nothing due to weird activity. Feeding - about 4 crickets once a day if he eats them. I've only ever seen/been able to get...