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Hey guys, just another update on Pascal! He started shedding yesterday. He likes to climb his vines and grips really strong. He doesn’t fall anymore so i was able to remove the safety net and i will be adding pathos soon. He ate really good today about 4-5 crickets. Theres just one thing. He...

Hey guys, just a quick update on pascal. His new light came in the Arcadia ProT5 that @MissSkittles recommended. He was very active once i set it up, he got a little bit closer to it and just looks at it. He was looking at me as well so i thought he was thirsty and he was ! Check it out

Heys guys, just a quick update. Pascal didn’t eat his crickets in the past 3 days, i thought he was just putting it off since hes sick. This morning he didnt want to eat either, so i had to bring out his syringe. He ate his food really quick, without hesitation. Could it be that hes still weak...

Hey guys, I’ve been going through some threads and well im a bit confused on the supplementing now. I give Pascal repcal, no phos no d3 every feeding. And all in one rapashy calcium plus LoD every 2 weeks. Is there something missing?

I’d have to ask at the reptile store to see if i can get the actual eggs or maybe really small ones. I know that a bug breeder tends to come in 2 days a week, maybe i can get in contact with him and ask him.

Will do. I used to feed him mealworms but i stopped, so its just crickets for now. I’ve been wanted to get Dubia roaches, but i think those are still a little too big. So im getting silkworms and crickets.

Oh wow i thought these we’re the smallest. I go to a local reptile store near me they sell lots of bugs. So the ones i have are adults? I thought they got even bigger.

I expected as much, but i just wanted to give him something nice since i have to handle him every 3 days for his shots. I won’t give him hornworms till he gets better. I will stick with his crickets, he didnt want to eat today though.

The horn worm was probably around the same size as his head.

Yea look. Sorry for late response something came up.

I bought the smallest ones. It was his first time.

Hey guys, Pascal was misted and i tried to give him crickets but he didnt want to eat. It was time for his calcium injection, and it went quite well. I got him some hornworms the other day as treats, and i tried to give him one, and i think he got mad, or was ready to fight. He just opened his...

Ahh ok, that explains why i haven’t seen him poop in a few days. I gutload my crickets with blok choy and kale, some apples and sweet potato. I let them eat and feed them to my cham the next day. I powder the crickets with repcal no phos, no d3 every feeding and rapashy calcium Plus LOd every 2...

I expected as much, he does seem to be a little Uncoordinated but besides that his grip is strong. When he was fresh out of the vet he didn’t really climb, so i had to put a safety net, which he didn’t mind. But now he likes to climb up to his basking spot and chill.

I ordered the Arcadia Linear uvb @MissSkittles recommended. It gets here Sunday. I’m pretty sure its a male, but im not sure.

It’s been maybe 3 days since i had to handle him to syringe feed, recently he will open up his mouth himself to eat. Today he just ate crickets and i’ll cut back on the syringe feeding. These are the best pictures i could get as hes hiding in his basking spot

Pascal is having breakfast! He ate 4 of his crickets, im still gonna try to syringe feed him. And yes the vet prescribed calcium injections that I inject every 3 day days. For 10 doses. I will also invest in a UVB 24”

-He’s a veiled chameleon, male, I'm not sure how old he is but he seems to be around 2 months maybe 3, (He's only shed once). I've have him for about a month now. -Before I realized he had MBD maybe 2 times a week, or when I had to clean or fix his cage. Now that he has MBD I tend to handle him...

Hey guys, I’m new to the forums though i have been roaming and looking through posts. I have been getting lots of helpful tips and ideas from everyone on here. It’s my first time with a chameleon and his name is Pascal. He’s been in my care for about a month now, and i saw that he was developing...