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We got him to the vet and they were able to clean the rest out. He's now on antibiotics, has his appetite back, and is looking much better than before. :)

Checked on him this morning. Looks less inflamed which is good.

Ok. Misted him after it was removed, I'll continue to spray it frequently. I don't have organic honey unfortunately. Just curious, at this point what would a vet do to help? Are there any medicines or ointments they would provide?

I was able to soften and remove one plug completely with help. The other got broken up a little but we were still able to get most of it out. Bubba seemed ok during the operation and is now back in the cage. However, the area is still swollen and he lost a bit of blood. Definitely taking him to...

How can I remove the blockage gently?

I feed my 23-month-old male veiled every two days. His feedings consist of 10ish crickets, 2 super worms, 1 butterworm, 2 mealworms, 2 BSFL/calciworms, and 1 waxworm. He's currently shedding. Lately I have also noticed that he hasn't been eating any worms. Not sure about crickets because they...

Definitely agree- I've had an automatic mister for over a year (the exo terra monsoon) and I love it. Never had any problems and it mists him while I'm busy during the day, which is great. I'm also going to dust his food with vitamin A supplements since that's what the vet recommended. Do you...

Bubba came back from the vet yesterday afternoon and is doing great. The vet cleaned his eye with a wet q tip and then prescribed antibiotic eye drops for him for 10-14 days. He's doing well with the eye drops since then and his eye is much more open and natural looking. They aren't sure why it...

He's at an exotic animal vet right now. I'll keep you posted.

My 1 year and 8 month old veiled has what appears to be some sort of eye infection. I noticed this a few weeks ago and assumed it was part of his shedding, but now I realize that it is definitely not natural. His right eye is clouded over with discharge, but his left eye is perfectly normal...

Yes, he does like to eat up by the basking lamp, and the crickets have free roam around his cage anyway. Probably would work if I could get it up higher, and water wouldn't get in it that way. So I probably won't use this one. Does anyone have suggestions of names of the feeders they use or...

Before I make it I have been looking at some other feeders. This one appears to be for geckos but do you think it would work?

How big is the bottle?

Thank you all! I will probably use that jug/wire feeder idea, will keep you updated. (y)

Hello, it's been a very long time since I've been on the forum but I'm back for now. :) My veiled chameleon (male, 15 months) is currently healthy but I'm having problems getting his food to stay in the cups. He is fed crickets, superworms, mealworms, calciworms/BSFL, and butterworms every...

Great news! I went up to feed Bubba this morning and he was shedding!!! Thanks once again for all your help, he is much happier with all his new foods and his new heat bulb (I just changed it). I'm excited for him to get bigger! :D:D:D:D:D

Yeah, I figured that his main diet would be calci and superworms (and crickets, of course). The ones I bought came in a container with burying material, so I think they'll be good. I think I can close this thread now with all the help everyone's been giving me. Thanks so much! :D

Ok. I'll try to find some pothos, the fake leaves I have are actually a replica of pothos leaves ;). I figured that the heat lamp was drying them up. Thanks!