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Don't feel bad! There's a ridiculous amount of misinformation. I was subject to it as well only a few short months ago. This forum has helped me tremendously. Just like camimom said, check out sandrachameleon's blog on gutloading. She has loads of great information: Link Properly...

I gave this advice to Kate, when she asked about keeping silkworms: Mulberry chow is the only thing they eat. If you want to fatten them up feed them every day, if just keeping them alive every other day is fine. Silkworms are very susceptible to bacteria. It's important to wash your hands...

Absolutely gorgeous Sambavas!!! :eek::eek::eek: Can't wait to see the babies.

Don't hate yourself :). It is a great shame, but not worth making yourself feel worse about a bad situation. Thank you for giving us this reminder.

I'm afraid I cannot offer any advice in this situation, but just had to say that's such a shame :( That being said, I've read of chameleon's who have had far worse problems (not to belittle your problem at all!) and gone on to lead good, long lives with the appropriate care. Best of luck! :)

A lovely habitat for sure! No wonder he's so darn happy :D

Here are some links which I recommend you check out. They're all about veiled care: https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/chameleonsinmyhouse/395-veiled-chameleon-care-sheet.html May I ask what you are feeding your chameleon and are your...

This needs improvement. Veiled chameleons require phosphorus free calcium (no d3) with every feeder. She also needs calcium with d3 once every two weeks and a multivitamin also once every two weeks. The supplementation schedule above is imperative to keeping your chameleon healthy. If you...

He is stunning!!! I love his colours :) Screw the golf glove get me a boxing glove for this guy!

Congrats, sort of :). Kind of like an initiation! That does look like it would have hurt a bit!

Amazement!!! At how long this thread has been going. Grats Maxttu on getting post no. 1,000 :)

Silkworms are naturally high in calcium. We don't dust them. My advice would be to mix some soft bodies, like silkworms or calciworms with some hard bodies. Too many soft bodies can result in runny poo. In short, I agree with sandrachameleon. Lol Sandra, your username comes up so quickly in my...

Many, many congratulations, kevoh! Give your lil girl a few calcium dusted bugs for me :). Are they fertile? Although I've not personally been in this position I think you should read JannB's blog: link

That's great to know :) glad MJ is doing well again!

Best of luck for your vet appointment. I really hope it goes well and gets the problem solved.

Lol :D, such a shame!! :(:(

That's what I had assumed as well. Feeding: I'd try to give him some variety in his diet. Crickets, silkworms, hornworms, maybe try some dubia cockroaches. Silkworms and hornworms are very nutritious and great for hydrating your chameleon. I see you are gutloading with flukers. Personally...

zoanthropy *snatches fly from the air and eats it*

Aww, you're not fat! :D:D:D:D:D

Bless you CamiGirl for making such an effort to improve Cami's life. Take heart in the fact that you're doing a fantastic job & you have a lot of support! Much love