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Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Jackson, Male, not sure on age but is young, I've had him about two months Handling - I dont handle him that much at first i did until I read often is not ok, plus my 10 yr old brother gets too excited and he gets stressed. Feeding - crickets both large and...

I figured you guys would want that :) And yes, the pictures were all taken today at around 3:00 this afternoon. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Female Ambilobe, she is about 10 months old we have had her in our care for a little over 3 months. Handling - She is only handled during cage...

heres my info: Cage Type - Mesh Reptarium 16.5 x 16.5 x 30” standing vertically Lighting - 40 watt house bulb for heat, 18” Reptisun 5.0 for UV. Both resting on top of the mesh, both on from 9am to 10pm Temperature – basking spot is 80-82, ambient temp is between 70-80. overnight is 70-75...

Thanks guys. I forgot to mention she is a veiled cham. We arent really sure about her age. Honestly, we got her at a pet store (I know I know, don't buy from them, it only makes them restock blah blah). The doctor seems to think she is about 4 months. We do currently have the coiled light...

I noticed his loss of appetite about 3 days before he started shedding. It's been about a week since he started shedding, and the most he has eaten in one day was 3. Other days he won't eat at all, or maybe 1 or 2. Today I put 2 crickets in his cage and he didn't try to eat them. He used to eat...

Since I've been doing a lot of research on veileds, I can offer some suggestions: - Your temps should be higher during the day (80-90) but basking temp should def. be at 90ish - You should supplement with a powdered calcium w/ d3, calcium w/o d3 & multivitamin ... you can dust the crickets...

Any cham can carry parasites...cb or not. Getting a fecal tested is simple and the only way to know. You won't really know if your cham is truly cb or not and it may not matter. Try feeding him every other day. Older chams don't need to eat nearly as much as babies. They can get bored too...

As I said I would get him to a vet to have some tests done. It seems you know that your husbandry is not completely up to par. You need to fix humidity, supplements, feeding schedule, and gutloading regimen ASAP if you want him to live a long healthy life.