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Also used the exact same bulb out of the other fixture which it looked like near nothing came out. In the deep dome it pushes a strong white heat light. Basking a little lower since the branches were moved but she seems to love it. Let’s hope our vet visit says it’s just that and not anything...

I did buy her a new deep dome fixture in hopes that would help the basking area and once the light was put into the deep dome fixture it seems the basking area is more intense but she is seeming more energetic and basking regularly since I placed it in their this evening. Maybe the dual light...

I will try to feed to get another sample but she isn’t a big fan of eating right now. I’m really just hoping for the best until tomorrow I know she isn’t life or death YET but these things develop quickly I will post an update of our vet visit tomorrow

I found it when I got home an hour ago after changing the husbandry this morning, so maybe it has dried from the bask bulb a bit but is the freshest sample I’ll have to offer the vet tomorrow.

Here is photos of fecal. Now I get to collect the roses for the vet! @Beman I have confirmed she is a female because she does not have spurs on the feet and by the cask/head shape. The fogger is used rarely only on very dry nights and as said before their are no walls all screen so no stagnant...

The compact uvb bulb was removed from the dual head shortly after purchasing her and yes “the death kit” that I regret but have made it manageable until I purchase the correct size screen cage which will be purchased shortly I’ve given her some time in this one since she is still small. This is...

Thank you for all your help and support, I was able to find a reptile vet and scheduled an appointment for Iris to be seen tomorrow. She has not shown any signs of improvement, her husbandry was changed thanks to the helpful information you guys have provided. I will be uploading a picture...

Also it is very dry where I am at right now that is why the tropical moss was implemented to retain the humidity, it is temporary for the winter and will be removed when humidity isn’t struck out of the cage by the dry winter. I don’t cover any sides of my cage for the most perfect ventilation...

This is her today she has been up and about for maybe 2-3 hrs. She does still seem lethargic she never used to even worry about hiding in the vegetation but she does it constantly during the day. Maybe the bulbs were too close to the top of the cage so she takes refuge in the shade under...

Thank you for taking the time to reply and give me some insight on what I can do better. The basking bulb may be too close on some parts of the cage so I will be measuring all branches 8’ from the top. She is fed calcium without d3 at every feeding and reptivite with calcium vitamins and d3...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled, Female, 6 months old. She has been in my care for 2 months. Feeding - 4 large crickets daily spread between 2 feeds gutloaded with leafy greens and carrots. Supplements - Repticalcium at every feed, reptivite vitamins and calcium with d3 every 2 weeks...

These are the only photos I can get tonight to least disturb her sleep. Tomorrow when she is awake I will attach more photos and video of what I’m encountering.

Hello, my 6 month old female veiled chameleon seems to be acting off. I’m not sure if it warrants a vet visit. Let me explain some of the details. I have decent reptile knowledge and experience. Her cage is a full screen cage. Her UVB light is a linear 5.0 Her basking bulb is a 60w daytime bulb...