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here’s some pictures from today. haven’t seen much improvement other then her tongue and her moving a bit more. i’m not sure if there’s anything else i can do? i have the laybin with the sand and a hole dug for her i have the drip system i still give her the calcium and feed her crickets so i’m...

the tip of her tongue is sort of a off white frosty color she hasn’t put her whole tongue out anymore just the little part at the tip

she is moving a lot more today crawling up the side of her cage. She still has her tongue out a little bit but it’s not too much.

Ellis county area in Texas

yes surprisingly he is reptile certified we called ahead before the appointment and a different vet referred him since he was closer so i’m not sure if he’s burnt out or just doesn’t want anything to do with her.

no the vet didn’t even take blood work or anything he walked in said she has bone disease to give her the .5 mm of calcium the bath and hope for the best because she probably won’t recover from this. So far she hasn’t gone downhill since but i’m not seeing much progress which is why i asked...

yes it’s mostly her back legs are swollen and she doesn’t like to move them much her front legs she uses the most and the swelling went away in them. Any tips on how to get swelling down in the back legs or how to fix it?

to add on i put her in the sand with the hole already dug and she pooped. She hasn’t done that since she’s been sick so is that a good sign or is that normal ?

She goes outside on good sunny days for 30 minutes in the sun with shade if needed. I have a water drip set up from the side of the cage as you can see in the first picture i sent. When she was well i would put medium crickets in the cage and she would eat them with no problem now i hand feed...

i feed her crickets and the calcium is the only thing the vet told me to give until she’s better then use calcium powder on the crickets. as for the uvb i have 2 one is the reptisun 5.0 uvb and the other is the zilla 25 uvb t8 fluorescent bulb durning the day the cage is around high 80s and at...

so far all i’ve done is what the vet and the girl at petco have told me to do.

the vet had told us to give her baths twice a day with pedialite and water. we have 2 uv lights set up one above the cage and one on the side. The liquid calcium he gave is called “calcium gluconate 10%” he said give .5mm once a day. As for a laybin the lady at petco who has a chameleon said to...

please help... my 10 month old chameleon supposedly has a bone disease from not enough calcium. (according to the vet) So i am giving her .5mm of liquid calcium and hand feeding her about 6 small crickets a day and giving 2 half warm water half pedalyte baths each day. Her back legs are still...