Thank you for your reply. She is SUCH a beautiful creature. The more I watch her, the more I think she is suffering. I'm torn, though, because I haven't seen veiled chams enough to know if her behavior is normal or if it's a sign of pain. She eats well. I don't want to euthanize an animal that can be rehabilitated, but I don't want to prolong suffering either. I'm headed for the vet in about a half hour, so we'll see his opinion. In the meantime, thank you so much for your opinion. It helps me, since I'm a novice at caring for chams.

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