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other thing you could try is a few drops, just 1-2 a day, of cod liver oil injected into the feeders or on some vegetation for a few days and see if that can help get his system moving. lots of members have used this for constipated chams with success!

maybe try some smaller crickets. what size are you giving her? shes pretty small! i would try 1/4 and see if she goes for those. has she eaten at all since you got her home? what i was doing when i had the lights on after my boys lights went off was wrapping a sheet around 3 sides of the cage...

i personally would say 3 months tops but thats just my guestimate :) comparing to other baby veileds and the little one i had :)

how long have you had her? its normal for them not to really eat well for 5-7 or even a few more days after being brought home as they are adjusting to the new enviroment. you ca tell if she is sleeping if she is sitting still with her eyes closed. they need 12 hours of dark a night to sleep...

i would try bug juice. crush some bugs up realllly good, add some of the pedialyte if you can find it (generally found in baby section in walmart, grocery stores, ext) and a small amount of the calcium, dont over do it with the cal with d3, and then try to feed it to him. i personally wouldnt...

this is a very cool tattoo!! :) love how its doing its pissed off face :D ive got an appointment to get a veiled on my arm in july, cant wait to show it off!

the clear pedialyte is what ive read was used with reptiles also!

i would definitely try pedialyte as suggested, it works miracles in emergency cases!! ive read about it helping keep reptiles hydrated and get some calories in them long enough to survive a bad ordeal and it is what saved my boyfriends dog when he got parvo. please do keep us updated and let...

i hope he heals up soon! Will be keeping you all in my thoughts.

glad to here he is doing better!! Keep it coming Flomar! :D

awh..... im sad to hear this.. i was hoping he would recover. poor guy. at the very least you helped inform workers there about the proper care of chameleons and maybe it will help others in the future..

Her supplementing schedule is a bit off. its recommended to dust food with calcium without d3 at nearly every feeding, calcium with d3 twice a month, and a multivitamin twice a month. since shes growing a lot right now she really needs the calcium for her growing bones to stay strong :) one...

what a wonderful gift for her!! it was meant to be :) he is gorgeous! great coloration :D how old is he?

Awesome!!! glad she's all fixed up! :) great job for all the hard work you have done with these too :D they are super lucky to have you!

i'm so sorry to hear you lost your new friend! i had a similar experience. my first cham was a sickly baby when i got him and died soon after.. its hard losing them but it was not your fault in any way. i hope you will get another sometime as they are great creatures and when you get a healthy...

Thank you Olimpia :D he's stolen everybody's hearts :) now just to get him housetrained and it will be perfect! he's a very good listener thankfully :o

thats amazing!!!! great job saving him and getting him in for a check up so fast! :D thats awesome. cant wait to see some pics of him and see him as you fatten him up! he's a lucky guy to have been saved by you :)

My Wonderful Family!! These are some pics of my babies :) first is my Ball Python female, Onyx. She's still a baby, im feeding her up as the petstore was not feeding her as well as she should have been...

i hope he passes it without needing surgery!!! glad to hear he is feeling a bit better today :) keeping you both in my thoughts!

Welcome to the forum!! you've come to the right place for care info on chams and good people :) he's a handsome little guy! i would say two or three months as well :) does he have a small spur on the heel of his back feet? a little bump on the heel? this shows that he is a male, females dont...