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He always has access to food, the reptile specialist at my pet store told me that was the best way to go. I mist the entire enclosure for about 20 seconds, the feces is also not consistent with dehydration.

But that doesn't explain the strange behavior and strange bump. Also are we sure it's a female? it has spurs on the back feet.

She/he has also had trouble with footing and climbing, I initially thought he/she may have broken a front leg because it kinda drags it behind when walking and climbing. I could be very wrong. Scheduled an appointment with the vet tomorrow... we will see

I mist 4 times a day and I feed 5-6 crickets every other day dusted with reptivite. He/She also has access to mealworks 24/7

Hey guys so I thought I had a male because of what others have told me on the forum a few weeks ago. However today I noticed some strange behavior with my veiled, I've had him since March now not exactly sure how old he/she is. A day ago I noticed some very odd behavior the cham was walking on...

I just noticed that bump also today, please someone help

Here are some pictures, kinda hard to get good ones, he/she isn't very fond of my phone

Been already a few days where I've noticed my 4-5 month old veiled digging holes in the substrate. Any thoughts? He was previously sexed on the forums as a male but I'm not sure anymore.

Thanks for your help!

Here are a few pics, I can't really tell myself. Thank You

So I just bought a juvenile veiled. The lady at the pet store said that they were too young to tell what sex each was. At what point and how can I determine his or he sex? Thank You

Hello, I recently purchased my juvenile Veiled chameleon and was wondering how often I should dust his live crickets with Reptivite. I know it says about 12 dusted crickets weekly on the label but is that too much for a juvenile? Thanks!