Recent content by Kennythecham

Awwwww 😁

I looked at so many places and I finally decided to get mine from long shot chameleons on Facebook. I would highly recommend them. They were super nice and helped me pick out the correct stuff to get my cage ready. They even sent me the egg my baby hatched from. Here is a picture of my baby boy.

Do you have a dripper for his water?😁

I would also highly recommend an outlet timer. I got mine for like 3 or 4 dollars at Walmart and I love it

That’s great. Will you post pictures

You might want to wait a week or two to let him settle in before handling him. Your gut loading plan looks great. Super worms are better as treats. I will attach some photos with some more info. Very important- Make sure you feed in the morning. He needs the lights to help him digest his food...

Do you mind filling this out just to double check that everything is good to go? Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What...

What type of lights are you using?

Yayyy!! I have one too!! The basking branch should be about 85 degrees. The rest of the cage should be about 75. At night it should be about 65 or so. Fahrenheit of course. The lights should be on for 12 hours and then off for 12 hours

You should have a calcium supplement that doesn’t have d3 and then a multivitamin with d3. You should dust your insects with calcium that doesn’t have d3 every day. You should dust your insects with the multivitamin that has d3 once every two weeks. Here are some good supplement options

What type of Cham do you have?

Your supplement schedule seems a little off. You should try dusting your insects with calcium without d3 every day and once every two weeks dust them with a multivitamin that has d3

Hi:) Have you tried feeding your Cham Calcium worms or small crickets? Variety is key when feeding them:)