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He’s not as frail as I’ve seen others but in my opinion he’s lost weight. And he’s pretty dark rn due to him being lower in his cage where the temperature sits at 71 degrees.

No I made a decision Saturday to do so because he hasn’t been eating properly. I thought he was stressed from me cleaning his plants so I let it go for 2 weeks and this past Saturday I finally had enough of the food strike and wanted to take him for a fecal test and a check up. But when I seen...

So my vet is closed on sundays and mondays and I’ve been overwhelmed with stress and I just need some kind of answer.. my Nosy Be Panther Chameleon has been giving me troubles with eating the past few weeks. He’ll eat but it’ll be very small portions like 2 silks every 3-4 days... well recently...

Okay as of right now he has a bed sheet on the front half of his cage where we can see him from and half the back half (by the walls) uncovered for ventilation. I’ve checked on him a few times and actually caught him drinking some water today. He has moved around his cage too much either which...

No, I’ve had him 4-5 months and we haven’t been to the vet yet..shame on me I know. I’ve never been and hoping I can get him back in his normal behaviors before going and spending hundreds of dollars for something I could’ve corrected.

I usually give him 4/5 crickets and 4/5 super worms every other day.. I usually allow them to gutload before feeding. But haven’t always been on top of the gutload schedule in the past when he ate before. I use rapashy “Calcium Plus “ As a supplement. They usually knock most the dust off...

No I’ve never been able to get him to hand feed or tonge feed. He’s very shy when he eats. I used to have to leave the room just to get to eat. Then over time he gained trust allowed me to observe him eat. Everything was fine until I changed his cage but from the books I bought, this is way out...

I’ve tried silkworms, super worms, super mealworms, Phoenix larva, was worms, hornworms, crickets and I even tried without supplements.

Yes and no. Hell pee which is starting to become the dehydrated color (slightly yellow) and his stool is very very small like a rodent droppling.. I watched him drink yesterday though.

So I recently changed the substrate in my panthers chameleon cage and gave him fresh material of the exact same substrate I took out and replaced his plants with different plants to make his cage more colorful. Well now he’s suddenly crawling all over his cage all day everyday, he hasn’t been...

So I recently cleaned my 8 month old Nosy be Panther Chameleons cage, all I did was replace his substrate and trim up his umbrella tree so I could see better in his cage for fallen waste or food that gets lost in the bottom half of his cage from being so cluttered. Ever since then he’s acted a...

What heat bulbs would you recommend for a home that stays between 69-73? I’ve been questioning the heat emitter idea myself. The exotic pet store owner recommended me that bulb so I went with it.. shame on me I know.

I have a single tube fixture is it wise to run a multi or should I get an additional single tube fixture? Also should I get an additional bulb for UVA?

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Nosy Be Panther Chameleon, Male, 5 months, approximately 3 Weeks Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Only twice the last 2 days one time for 15-30 mins outside in the...