Recent content by Cham_Ang

The vet only did blood work and lifesaving measures including catheter, incubator, sedation for catheter, heart meds, attempted recesutation and hydration. He died within 4 hours of going to the vet.

Digital hygrometer does drop to 45 between mistings... the timer is set to every hour 15 seconds. Dripper are going constantly, and he knew how to drink from it. It was just recently he wouldn't eat or drink (that I saw). I was manually misting him directly to force him to drink and soaking in...

The Repashy does have D3, but I don't have multivitamin. What should I use for multivitamin and calcium, gut loading etc? I'm concerned now for my panther and don't want anything happening to him :(

Crickets are fed flukers, and dusted 2x per week with Repashy calcium. I was also feeding hornworms and occasionally superworms. The sickness came on suddenly over the last couple of days, but he refused to eat for a couple days prior. The vet seemed to think he was likely ill since the time I...

Just lost my veiled today due to kidney failure... vet said his potassium levels were off the charts. He had plenty of water, misting and variety of foods including calcium dusting on foods, uva/ uvb lighting.. wondering what I could have done differently? My panther is doing great - but now I'm...

I have not had one done - assuming that is done at a vet only... will need to find one that is reptile savvy.

Is there a dripper for drinking?

Hmmm... I'll try that. I'm so used to him hiding and hissing I thought maybe he was sick because he wanted to come out lol.

He's a bit grumpy in this pic - mad I put him back in maybe....when he was out he was full color and tasting my arm repeatedly

88 basking, 71 ambient - his favorite spot is at 81 - under the dripper area

I believe he is 6 months, and the enclosure is 24x24x48 tall, solid sides, back and bottom, screen front and top.

Hi all - my male panther just had a behavior change starting last night. I have had him for a couple months and he has been shy / cautious of people. Last night while hand feeding, he literally ran off his perch onto my arm, ran across my shoulders and down the other arm. He did this twice last...

Will do - Serius has recently become a cricket snob since I started hand feeding wax worms... I didn't realize chams can move so fast until he saw his first worm lol

I'm new to this - I take it the cricket eating poo then being eaten is not good?