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Sadie is finally at peace now. Rest in peace, my little lizard.

Yesterday, I had made the decision to put my almost 6 y old female veiled named Sadie to rest today. She is now in eternity, and although I am sad, I am also grateful. Both to Sadie, for being an amazing chameleon who I’ve had the honor of watching grow since she was about 4 months old to her...

So, I have had a female Veiled named Sadie for about 5 years now, got her when she was about 4 months old, and today is her last day. Her back legs don’t work anymore, and although she has an appetite, she can’t really hunt. Tomorrow we will take her to the vet to let her go without any more...

Ok, good to know. Also, the reason that the tunnel was to long was because it was not very steep and at one point it even made a turn.

Kind of. Right now she is laying but has dug hole after hole (after I though she had layed all of her eggs, since she did lay) but each time that she lays a hole (her deepest probably going to about a foot) it either collapses or she burries it. I don’t know whether or not she is burying or...

Thank you so much for the advice! Just wondering, how do you gut load your insects? I've done research in the past and sources always say to gut load 2-3 hours before feeding, although my schedule has not allowed for such time. Also, when she has laid in the past she has swelled in size, started...

Good point, also here is a better photo, showing what I think might indicate eggs

Thanks for the advice, also I misremembered, I've been feeding her superworms not mealworms

I will post a couple photos in just a little bit, as well. Also, the substrate is coconut husk.

I haven’t changed how much she is eating, and although I have been worried I’m not feeding her the right stuff, she has been healthy on relatively the same diet for a while (I know that there is not a lot of variety) which is 5 mealworms every 2 days with calcium powder on and off every third...

She's been drinking and basking, and even looking more healthy (color, behavior, hydration) than the past few months, however she isn't eating much. She's been laying about 2-3 times a year since I got her, which was about 4 years ago, although I have never counted how many eggs. She is somewhat...

Is my chameleon egg bound? I’ve been worried that for a couple days now my female veiled chameleon (4 years old) might be egg bound, as she seemed to be carrying eggs but not laying, or even digging holes. If anyone has any insight, it would be greatly appreciated.