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Chameleonic
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i know is best not to disturb her but can you get new photographs of her?
HELP --- She won't dig!
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Chameleonic
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I can see no egg bumps so has she done any kind of diiging since you last photo her?
There is no more advice apart from she is maybe not gravid or she is not ready to lay or she is "egg bound". You have to decide about vet. i will not tell you to go but if i was as confused and worried as you i would prob ask the vet.
Do you still have the see through laying bin? this is not a good idea. Your other threads have so much advice too and it's all usefull so nothing else to help you.
There is no more advice apart from she is maybe not gravid or she is not ready to lay or she is "egg bound". You have to decide about vet. i will not tell you to go but if i was as confused and worried as you i would prob ask the vet.
Do you still have the see through laying bin? this is not a good idea. Your other threads have so much advice too and it's all usefull so nothing else to help you.
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Chameleonic
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sorry but you keep asking the same question in like 3 different threads. what do you expect to do? pull the eggs out yourself?
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Kate
Avid Member
Sticky pad. I would advise you to take the advice given. This is a living animal you are playing with. You obviously think she has a problem so you need to seek professional advice and take her to a vet ASAP. This problem has been going on for several weeks now, too long in my opinion.
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Chameleonic
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Ha, I hope that works. She has had a lot of good advice. I just gave up. Check her profile and see what her "occupation" has become since last week
She must be a child who has difficulty understanding this. Is there nothing else I can do?
KaydeesChams
New Member
wednesday? she might not make it 3 more days! dont make an appt. just take her in this has been going on farrrrr to long.. she obviously is not comfortable in that clear tank if this was my pet i would put her back in her home where she feels safe and put a laying bin with moist play sand/soil in her cage cover her cage with a sheet and quit letting her see you
Tay And A
Member
My veileds really love their mustard greens and or kale. I know that when I bred Layla she acted this way a couple days before laying. I put a blocker up around her cage for privacy like those liners for tool boxes and kitchen drawers. I gave her about 20 crickets. She didn't eat them until after she laid. But she knew they were there if she wanted them. A lot of people say to never leave crickets in a chams cage for more than a couple hours but you can't always believe everything you hear on the Internet. Just like with humans every Cham is different! good luck and keep trying!
good luck and keep trying!
KaydeesChams
New Member
did you take her out of that tank and put her back in her cage with some type of laying bin in the bottom of the cage with sand/soil? and definatly get rid if the moss ...im not a vet but because your not 100% sure that she has eggs in her she might have been to long without normal feeders if this was my cham i would put her back in her cage feed her some calcium dusted crickets and fruit if she would eat some and get her well hydrated but keep her with the option of a laying bin so if she has eggs and starts feeling up to it and safe she can lay them. but i would advise getting her into the vet asap so you can know and do whats best for her.
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Chameleonic
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i think this is excellent post. rep points for you KaydeesChams. lets be frineds
i think fruit would be best? not orange 
