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You really think so? I'm almost positive it wasn't there when I purchased him. I was thinking he fell going down and vine and smacked his head on one of my clay pots in his cage. I supplement with calcium without d3 or phosphorous every feeding, multiviitiman once every 2 weeks and calcium...

Ya, i just rip the legs off of the crickets so they can't hop out. Maybe start by mounting the cup in the cage first so he gets used to it, then work your way up to holding it.

Im going to contact a vet tomorrow. Thanks for your input!

Cup feeding is a good way to get them used to you

I appreciate the advice, but due to me spending close to 1,000$ on him and his setup, and it being christmas a vet trip really isn't feasible at the moment. I hear polysporin is safe on chameleons, is this true? My plan is to monitor him closely and try to prevent infection first but if it gets...

Now that i got a closer look it is definitely broken. I can see pink flesh and a minor scab forming. I'm just hoping the bone is not broken. https://ibb.co/kFbA0R https://ibb.co/nqaES6 https://ibb.co/cyXHfR https://ibb.co/h2niLR https://ibb.co/b0yOLR https://ibb.co/kgoOLR

Was able to actually get him out of his cage and get some decent ones without losing a finger. Uploading now

I believe so. I just noticed it tonight and I'm pretty sure i would notice something like that. Do chameleons bang their heads on things like other reptiles do?

Yes. The base of it is almost bent at a 90 degree angle. It doesn't appear to be bleeding at all. I just have no idea how this could have happened.

Should work now

I didn't think that would work... Im working on a way to get them up.

Hello everyone! I have just purchased my first veiled after months of research and work. He has only been in my care for 2 days so far and he is eating and drinking like a champ. Only problem is i noticed that the very front of his casque is bent/broken. Just curious if it could be a broken...