Recent content by DavidSanmi

Thank you, this makes me feel more calm 🙏🏻

Thanks for your answer 🙏🏻

This morning I noticed a yellowish color around the corners of my male panther chameleon’s mouth. I’ve read that this could be a sign of mouth rot and when I was able to take a look at the inside of its mouth, it was yellowish also. Is this cause for concern?

I did everything you told me and my vet (which is specialised in exotic animals such as chameleons) told me you were right to suggest the uvb that you told me. She said that the solar glo 125W was way too much and way too hot. Thank you for all your replies and tips. I hope this fixes the...

I don’t know the exact age of the cham, but it should be about 4 months old. I’m going to take him to the vet so they keep it healthy and eating while I change my husbandry. I will buy the uvb and basking bulb you tell me and see if he improves. Right now he is hiding and it is difficul to see...

They run fecal tests and nothing is wrong. I’m going to buy a linear uvb light with 5.0 and lower the temperature. I’m going to go to the vet also. Is there anything else that you think I should change?

In a matter of days?

Can it appear this fast?

Yes, I‘m still using the 2 in 1. I took him to the vet, he caught some weight and was much more active and in two days at my enclosure he is sleepy again, might it be that the bulb isn’t emiting UVB anymore? Because acording to the vet, temperatures, humidity and plants are alright, but he isn’t...

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He ate two mealworms today (which is the only feeder he seems to eat roght now, although he used to eat crickets and cockroaches when I first brought him. He is active during short periods and then inactive again, and I don’t know why. Also, he is more active in the afternoon. I’m going to add...

Hello, I will make sure to give him the multivitamin. i also have the UVB light that was recommended and I’m going to buy more plants tomorrow. I took the chameleon to the vet and I was told that he is fine and that the sleepiness might be caused because the last couple days have been colder...

Hello, From the last thread I lowered the basking temperature. I’m giving it crickets, cockroaches and worms. He has eaten about 9 per day until yesterday. I’m dusting the bugs with calcium without D3 every feeding and with D3 twice a month. I seem to be unable to rise the humidity over 50%.

A couple days ago, my panther chameleon started to shed, and he was behaving and eating just fine until yesterday, when he started shutting his eyes during the day and stopped eating at all. He has shed the skin on his head, tail and legs, as well as its back, but he still has to shed the skin...

Thanks for the info, I will add more plants and take all of this into consideration.