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I'm not really sure what it usually is here. We just moved to Spokane like five months ago. I lived on the west side for almost 20 years and it is noticeably dryer here. We visited the west side a few weeks ago and shortly after getting into Seattle we were sweating from the added humidity. Dory...

We aren't going with baytril this time. The doc gave us that for her infection which was a few weeks ago. This time we are going to try reptaid.

we live in eastern washington, its a lot more arid than on the west side

we have no fans or open windows in her room ever. we only mist twice a day for like 2 min. she went to the vet for the one she had like three weeks ago and the guy just gave me some batril and said hopefully it works

dory has her second RI in two months. Does anyone know of any preventative measures i can take to prevent them?

what is the appropriate humidity for my veiled? she is about five months or so.

i have noticed some white stuff around Dory's nose. What do you do about a calcium build up?

Dory is named after the fish in finding nemo because we are hoping she will have some blues once she has color , but before we knew she was a girl, she was named Dexter off of the TV series Dexter.

oh and she's a mac

does anyone think that the little bit of orange on the very top of her back is her showing color? fingers crossed

and i do only have one light. our apartment is usually lighter i just have some lights off. i adjusted her branches so the basking area is now at 84 degrees. hopefully it helps and while she was out we got some pics of her :D ps: she only has her mouth open in these pics because she is hissing...

lol im not a she, im a he

i havent provided a laying bin yet, can the open mouth issue be related to her needing to lay eggs?

i would put up a picture of her with her mouth open but she is fairly camera shy

here are some pics of her lighting situation

im going to put a pic of the lighting "situation" and maybe you could suggest ways of lowering the temp.

no sounds or popping or wheezing. when she did for sure have an RI she did make a wheezing noise and she is no longer making that noise. I also forgot to mention that before when she had an RI she was fairly inactive and just basked a lot. She is really active now.

i believe her light is full spectum, its an exotera professional series mercury vapor if that helps. we don't have a multivitamin, the breeders we got her from are fully confident that if we gut load the crickets she will be getting enough vitamins. And we have just been dusting with calcium w/...

she is about four or five months.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - veiled, female , been in my care for about two months or so Handling - every day, once or twice a day at least Feeding - we are feeding it crickets that are dusted with calcium and d3, about 9-12 a day, she usually eats nine+ Supplements - answered above...