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lol perhaps..

good! thanks for your help :D

there we go. it might look red, but it's orange..

nope, let me try to get a pic of it..

it's like...white with an orange-y clear coat. does that make sense?

I was talking about this in a thread in General Discussion: Our female hadn't taken a poo in a few days, after I changed took the substrate out -after reading it's useless and possibly a health hazard- and we were starting to get worried. After I posted about the problem I checked in on her...

WELL DARN! lol I came back into the room to check her out and there's a huge crap on the bottom of the cage. Now my concern is..why is it so shiny and orange-toned? By shiny I mean wet-looking...

oh, thanks for that! Explains a lot...if the constipation continues we'll be sure to soak her in warm water.

I don't know if she pooped before I took the stuff out, but since Sunday night I don't think there's been any movement.

Sort of an odd question.. Can chameleons sense sound? In other words to they actually have "ears"? :rolleyes: Also.. What can I do to help her poop? I cleaned the cage the other day and since I took the bark she's normally use to out of the cage (since I heard it was useless and a health...

boys will be boys...

:p that's silly

bwhaha yeah they sure are juicy!! the first time i fed Aida one i was standing right next to the cage and :eek: i got horn juice on my face. i think she liked them because of how juicy they are!

To be more accurate she laps the drips off the tip of the sprayer. Rarely do we ever spray her directly, and it's alway on the mist setting.

She doesn't seem to drink when we spray the leaves of her umbrella plant, but she will drink sraight from the sprayer. We thought it was cute when she first opened her mouth to the sprayer so my wife sprayed some water into her mouth. She swallowed and we made a habit of that or going really...

She hasn't displayed any of the colors for being gravid even when in the presence of the male. We've cut back the powdering should we set aside crickets for her that arn't gut loaded with box suppliments?

it's a cheap easy way to feed/gutload you crickets, though it'll last two days tops befor you'll have to change it or risk making your Chams sick.

still there Well guys, it's been a week and we stopped giving her dusted crickets, and upped the water intake...and there was a change....except it wasn't a good one...it seems the chub is getting bigger. Took her to the vet, and they said they needed to take xrays to get advice from an actual...

we recently got a baby too for our roommate, and at first she ate up A LOT of crickets and as well stopped moving around. She was breathing ok and alert, but just very lathargic. I guess maybe they just get stuffed if you allow them to consume too many crickets at once and they've gotta be tough...

bwahah, glad to hear everyone's doin okay!!