Help I think my girl is sick!

[Aurora1990]

Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - Ambanja panther female wild caught around a year or so old
Handling - weekly
Feeding - Crikets with gut load of flukers calcium diet, cricket questers fortified with calcium, and chricket burger by rapsey
Supplements - all in one calcium plus by raspsey
Watering - mister for 30 seconds 4 times a day and a dripper yes I see her drinking
Fecal Description - Brown fecal with white urate not been tested for parisites
History - I have only had her a month and was told she was wild caught that is all I know

Cage Info:
Cage Type - Reptibrezz full screen 18 by 18 by 36
Lighting - Linner repti sun 5.0 and 60 and 40 watt daylight bulbs zoo med the 40 watt is only on for an hour or 2 to get the temps up in the morning
Temperature - 85 basking spot 70 at night the lowest measure with a temp gun
Humidity - 60 to 70 using a hydro meter by zoo med I think
Plants - Ficus
Placement - back room of the house has a celling fan on that runs most of the time sits 2 feet from floor
Location - Georgia USA

Current Problem - I got this wild caught panther female a little less then a month ago and now her left eye is closed most of the time and she pulls it in like it hurts. I run the automatic mister for 30 seconds 4 times a day and a dripper half of the day. I run her water though a brita filter and then add retisafe water conditioner.... What could be causing her to close her eye? I heavly misted her once today to see if I could flush the eye but she still wont open it unless I am handleing her... Help Please... every time I go to my local vet about my other panthers eye problems it dosnt really help any she just gives me antibiotic drops... I have a feeling its something I am doing wrong and I feel very axious

 

[Elizadolots]

Eyes are kind of a "tell all" thing on chameleons. Closing the eyes doesn't necessarily mean there's an eye problem. It's sort of like your dog having a dry, hot nose wouldn't mean he has a nose problem.

If this were my chameleon, I would try a good long shower. If you can get her into the shower on a plant, bounce the water off the wall so it doesn't hit her full force and give her as much time as you can (up to 20-30 minutes).

You didn't mention anything that screams "eggs" but I have to ask: do you have a laying bin in for her (or at least a place she can go start scratching around to let you know she needs to be moved to a laying bin)?