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Carmen, she is a veiled :)

She does have use of her jaw at the moment but won't eat unless forced, and she can chew. We are currently keeping her in her lay bin which is a large bucket outside of her cage her uv lamp is on top but turned off as its night time for her, it is at least 12 inches deep in sand but she is just...

Thanks for your help, I also think a vet is best but I don't get paid till Friday so will give them a ring and arrange something, she seems to be climbing a bit more now but had to force feed her as she hasn't eaten, I have bought her new supplements and have ordered a bulb which should arrive...

Turns out it is a UVB light and not a basking light as I thought, but I heard basking lights are also important so I will be going to buy her one of those, she is currently in her laying bin which the sand in is moist, she hasn't moved since she has been in there, I have left her alone encase...

Thank you, I will be posting more pictures tomorrow and I will sort her calcium out along with her uv light and lay bin, thank you very much for your help, I'm glad this could be corrected as I keep checking on her because I'm worried and I hate to Seeger struggling to move, I also do not want...

She has been lying acros branches the past few days but I thought she was comfortable like that but I have kept an eye on her and she can barely grip onto anything :(

Thankyou for all of that information I will read through it carefully she just tried walking and fell off a branch I think a calcium deficiency may be occurring, I will be going to a shop tomorrow to get the equipment. I hope that she is upset and I am very worried it is now 10pm so I have just...

Live in Wales in great Britain, her urate Is yellowy and the size of a mealworm I would say. Thanks

Yeah it is currently filled with moist sand will measure it to check it is deep enough , and she has a basking light in her cage which she usually loves being near, she doesn't have a uv light does she need one of those also? I will go and purchase a plain calcium tomorrow as shops are closed...

Your Chameleon - She is a veiled chameleon, female, 6 months old, have had her for 4 months. Handling - Less than once a week as she gets stressed Feeding - Feed her every morning and night mealworms hoppers and small brown crickets also use calcium supplement once a week Supplements - currently...

I think there may be something wrong with my chameleon, she is now 6months old. Did a lot of research before getting her and look after her carefully, she is handled once a week at most but usually not even that, I feed her mealworms and hoppers and use a calcium supplement 2 times a week...