Lindasjackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
Do you keep the basking light on at night or is she sleeping during the day?
My chameleons favorite spot to sleep is under her basketsing bulb
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Carloscruz
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She is not full of eggs because I was over feeding her I was feeding her 10-12 bug but now I feed here about 4 bugs each day.
Kamikaze Chameleon
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I would say from the looks of her,she is egg bound 
... I would get live plants in sooner rather than later if I were you, as difficult as that may be... You want to get a lay bin setup ASAP and I would also take the advice given by any @MissSkittles @Beman @ERKleRose or @kinyonga as they are ALL VERY experienced and successful keepers!!
... I would get live plants in sooner rather than later if I were you, as difficult as that may be... You want to get a lay bin setup ASAP and I would also take the advice given by any @MissSkittles @Beman @ERKleRose or @kinyonga as they are ALL VERY experienced and successful keepers!!
Carloscruz
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I have I plant
Kamikaze Chameleon
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You need much more than one
Carloscruz
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I know I am get more one the Sind me a new cage I had to Sind the other one back because is was broken
Lindasjackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
I’m not meaning to gang up on you, you’ve been given some really great advice by some veiled chameleon keepers and they know what they’re talking about because they’ve taken care of their own for many years as well as helping everyone here with knowledgeable advice and experience. In order for your beautiful girl to thrive right now she needs a lay bin with at least 6 inches deep of washed play sand in it. It needs to be in the bottom of her cage with a stick or something she can climb in and out by. Now you say she isn’t full of eggs, she’s just overweight. That’s possible but two of the very smart veiled ladies here think she might have eggs. Veileds can produce eggs even if they’ve never been with a male. Just in case why not go ahead and make the lay bin and put it in because if you don’t and she does have eggs she won’t lay them and it will become an emergency requiring surgery and you will have a huge vet bill. Now I know your getting another cage soon but in the meantime in order for your girl to feel comfortable, protected, and safe she needs more plants to hide in. You can find them pretty cheap at Lowe’s, Home Depot, or even wal mart. Pothos are great and they grow fast. We just want your girl to do well as much as you want her to. Let us know if you have any questions or help with anything okay?
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