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I'm also pretty sure that's a female judging by the patterns on its sides.

Another update. Sorry I'm a bit late about it but she ended up laying her eggs just fine! I wrapped her enclosure with one of those big picture background that I have been intending on using to make backgrounds for my enclosures. And one night she ended up starting to lay her eggs. Then her...

A little update, Cynthia has been getting her yellow colorings in and has not been eating food, she's been on a food strike for about 3 or 4 days now. I've added more branches towards the bottom. I have a full bin with plenty of room to do what she needs to do aswell as a few branches going in...

Alright, in a previous forum I posted I was told I was feeding her way to much and as she gets older start feeding her 3 insects every 3 days so I've lowered my amount a bit. I just don't want her to have a huge clutch because she's not the most social cham and she gets stressed if I'm even...

I will do all of this thank you so much! The power did just come back on so I appreciate all the help.

I feee about 5 large insects every 2 days. I dust calcium no d3 every feeding but Mondays, on Mondays I alter between multivitamin and d3. Just enough for a light coat. Not making them look like ghost bugs lol. And yes she loves her insects, I feed dubia roaches and occasionally superworms...

I've been using just play sand, would you think mixing organic potting soil might make her want to lay there. Also what Brand of potting soil should I get?

I've read over a few replies to others and I think one thing that couldn't hurt would be to get a bigger lay box. I know mine I'd deep enough but I'm just using a decent size flower pot so I'm going to get a tuberose that is wider so maybe she will be more inclined to use it. Also here is a...

Recently my female chameleon has been showing signs of being ready to lay her eggs, she's been climbing to the bottom of her enclosure, and when I say bottom I mean ignoring her lay box and walking on the ground of the tank. I have branches and a plant going into the lay bin where theres plenty...

6% t5 arcadia, I've only have it for about 4 months, I'm about to buy a longer one to fit the new tank in about a month or 2, would yall recommend me the same one or to get a different kind. I order them from joshs frogs. I'm not sure the exact distance but i uploaded pictures earlier in the forum.

This feels so difficult because everytime I see her she's always begging for food so I feel like she's hungry. Bull ill start feeding 5-10 feeders every other day. And for 3 days a week do you mean 3 insects every day that I feed her? So 9 insects a week? Or am I misunderstanding that lol.

I'm going to have to try that cube technique, that sounds alot easier. Do you just mix the gutloading stuff or do you add water or something else? Just wondering cuz that sounds like a very smart idea lol.

Thank you so much! I only try to handle her once a week if that, just to get her used to me and showing her I'm here to feed her and not hurt hurt. And not enough to stress her out, if she's not feeling it that day I won't force her. I will start using more fruits and vegetables to gutload with...

Here is an updated one of these btw Your Chameleon - Veiled cham female, 7 months old. Handling - occasionally I feed here and lure her on to my hand just to tame her and get her used to me. Then she goes right back to her basking spot. Feeding - I feed mostly dubia roaches, sometimes...

I live in alabama and our humidity levels stay around 60% outside. How could I lower that during the day for my chameleon. Would I just need a dehumidifier? Also any suggestion on how to keep it cool because sometimes it's hard to keep everything at the right Temp

I try to have a temperature gradient the top is around 80-85 and towards the bottom is around 75, night temps are around 70-75. My humidity levels stay 50-60 at day and around 70 at night. I've been thinking about it but I feel like I could find a cheaper way to attach them. We screwed in a few...

I believe she's around 7 months. I'm about to put more branches at the bottom so she can access the lay bin a bit easier. But she doesn't seem to want to ever go down there or even look for a spot to lay. I know I don't always see what she's doing but all I ever see her do if just bask and sit...

Here is a picture of the enclosure

My little lady Cynthia has been growing really well and has been doing amazing! Today I walked in the room with her and she seems to be much darker than usual. Usually she's just a neutral green. She's showing stress lines now. She doesn't seem dehydrated, she just ate a full meal of super...

She's a female so I'm going to be adding more branches towards the bottom as well as in the middle. I've heard star jasmine is a good plant to use is this true? I'm going to also get a Benjamin ficus but I want to have something to vine in the back so she's not always climbing the mesh. Thanks...