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There are multiple problems with your husbandry that need to be remedied. First, it is very important you know your temps. You said she is comfortable, without measuring temps, you have no idea. Second, you need to be using calcium supplements. We can provide you detailed information on that...

Yeah no light at night. If the temps get into the 40's you can get a ceramic heat emitter. It emits no light. Did the person who watched your Chams take them outside in the sun everyday? I assume not. You don't need a light if your Chams are getting multiple days outside. Since they reside in...

The incandescent bulb would replace your basking bulb

You do not need two compacts. If it was me, I would trash the compacts and go with a reptisun linear bulb. I also recommend just using a regular household incandescent bulb, prob 40-60 watts based on your temps. Can you post pictures?

My jackson loves the nozzles and runs to be near it when it goes off. He loves getting a good shower and is not scared of the spraying water at all. I also have a rain dome in there and he couldnt care less, he only likes the nozzle.

You will need one of the moderators to chime in regarding your classified status. For misting systems it is a two horse race between the Aqua Zamp and Mist King. I like the Aqua Zamp better and have it on all my cages. I used to have a mist King and really liked it, never had a problem but...

I have a few questions about ordering crickets through the mail. I have always gotten my crickets locally and never had a problem. That store closed and I refuse to spend money at petco or petsmart. I work full-time and so does my wife. If I order them and they arrive, at say noon, will they...

I too think the skin looks very strange. Not like a normal shed but like the skin has become loose and is sloughing off in layers.

Yeah, no light at night, and it is critical you get a thermo for your temps. Chameleons need very specialized environments, that require a lot of time and effort to create. There are a lot of problems with your husbandry that need to be corrected for her to make a recovery

I totally agree!

This is a 5 year old thread

I am interested. I live in Glendale. PM me

Could have been the ants. I am in Southern California and they have been horrible the last couple weeks. Coming in the house to ravage my feeders.

Don't you think 6-9 months is early to introduce them?

You will pay much more $ upon import than you would just getting a little larger of a chameleon. If you are looking for smaller breeds, I am sure you could find some carpets or something along those lines. My jackson is pretty small compared with my panthers and veileds. I too think it will be...

2.5 inches in a week. I will take your word for it

just curious, why a Senegal?

For an adult veiled, airflow is more important than high humidity.

There are veterinarians that will see exotic animals, check the link: http://www.yellali.com/business/category/718/veterinaries

Most of the time the Petco and petsmart vets do not specialize in reptiles and especially chameleons and don't have much insight.