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It is with heavy heart I have to say she did not make it. I didn't realize how attached I was to her until I was crying my eyes out last night. Thank you everyone for your input.

I live in Stroudsburg, PA. When I do a search for exotic vets I just get vets in three area.

I usually dust her crickets 2x a week. Plus I hear these blue worms are a lot of calcium. She ate one yesterday and when I go home today I'll see if she'll eat the other. I don't want to give her any crickets yet because she can't chase them around the cage to eat.

I appreciate you saying that. I've gotten very attached to this little reptile. I got some more water into her today. I didn't really have a lot of time this morning before I had to leave but she didn't eat the other blue worm today. I thought she was going to but no. I tell her every day...

I got something for her tail and got all the crickets out if her cage. I took her to a really good reptile store by me and she's definately a she and it looks like she's egg bound. So now I'm trying to figure out that.

She is all of the above but I went and bought her 2 of the blue worms and I did get her to eat one. I also got her to drink some water. I'll try the second worm in a bit. Unfortunately there are no exotic vets around here, just the cat and dogs one. I did call 2 of the closest ones today...

Well, he's definately a she. I got medicine to spray on her tail twice a day. We (my daughter) completely dismantled her cage and we put it back to the bare bones with a container of dirt in the corner. She's not moving much. I'm going to go get her 2 blue worms on my way home and hopefully...

Thank you for your answer. I looked with a flashlight and didn't see any eggs. She's back to her usual color but she's not moving much. I put her in a different cage with no crickets. I'll definately get her to the reptile people tomorrow. Maybe they know a vet that handles reptiles.

No, I don't see one. But if it's a girl wouldn't she have done the digging before now? I've had him/her for 11 months.

What do I do if that's the case? I am totally not equipped for a female. Like I said, I was told he was a male. I'll ask the people at the store tomorrow when I take him if he's a male or female.

I did that.

We don't have specialist vets. There is a reptile store close by and the owners are very knowledgeable. I'll take him/her down there tomorrow.

I've had my veiled chameleon, Mario Andretti (because of his racing stripes), for almost a year now. I got him from a rescue and was told he was a boy. Last week he stated digging in his cage and now there is a huge hole. So I thought maybe he was a she but this is the first time he dug a...