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His eyes look a little sunken in, make sure he is well hydrated

Here this one has no D3 or multivitamin and this will be the one that’s used almost every feeding...

Get a supplement without multivitamin or without D3, that will be used nearly every feeding.

@GonzoBatCountry , check out this link here https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/

He looks amazing :love:

One last thing, calcium without D3 is used almost every feeding. I forgot about that one

My male cham could eat endlessly if I let him :eek:

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Sure. You should get the repashy from https://www.chewy.com/repashy-superfoods-calcium-plus/dp/166277 For the vitiamins and some calcium And this for D3 calcium https://www.chewy.com/zoo-med-repti-calcium-d3-reptile/dp/124402 Remember to use multivitamin twice a month and D3 twice a month but...

I believe the front is plastic, the walls on the side and back look like something else

Those supplements aren’t recommended, try these instead...

Post pics of the supplements you’re using and the cage with demensions

Uvb correct?

Show me the lighting you use

What kind of lights are you using?

I noticed you have one of those waterfalls, I know those can harbor bacteria, it’s possible your cham ate some and is now feeling sick over it

It could be the big portion sizes (the insects size) that can cause his constipation. And by hoppers do you mean grasshoppers or crickets? If grasshoppers then I’d stop feeding those and switch to crickets if you’re not doing those already

If I were you I’d add some vines in the middle that go horizontal

Is he still active and eating/drinking? Does he have branches to climb?