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Flchams is a no go. Mike no longer breeds chameleons and these “Sires” are long gone and he has been using these pictures for years. in fact he drop ships his Chams from a breeder in Pennsylvania. There was actually someone I seen the other day post a picture unboxing a panther from him missing...

I was worried at first but as each shed passes he is starting to look more and more like the driskel blood line. The little booger is getting pretty big also. If I had it to do over I probably would order from flchams again, but I’m pretty happy with the way this cham is turning out.

Nice setup, may want to look into linear UVB fixture

Most likely not getting enough UVB in that enclosure with the lights you have.

Actually dust with calcium and pollen mix daily

I use supercal nod daily Then I give LoD a few times a month

It’s healing up, not a burn

Here are more pics

He had that spot but it went away.

I don’t really get this one out that much so I’m not positive on how long it’s been there. I just noticed it yesterday so I’m going to say it appeared within the last 5 days. She also isn’t a cage climber so I don’t think she could even get close enough for those type of burns

Do you put something black on the branch and let it sit for at least and hour before checking with temp gun. Also temp guns work best at a certain distance. Depending on the model you have the Distance To spot ratio can affect what temperature you are getting. Most people think the guns just...

when I rescued her she had a foot injury that she has no healed up from but caused her to loose her toes. She was falling a good bit when the toe was messed up. Here is a picture of the toe injury Here is a picture after it healed, toes are now gone.

I would add that you only need to mist in AM before lights come on and PM after lights off. Drip during the day. you can run your fogger a few hours during the night to keep humidity up at night

Yep, I seen where you was going over it, that’s why I backed off and said it’s fixable ?

UVB is a good 12” or so away from basking area. basking bulb is about 10” away

Good news is your husbandry is fixable, Bad new is there are a lot of thing to correct

those supplements are not safe to feed everyday. dust daily with plain calcium no d3 or vitamins. then twice a month dust with a multivitamin with D3. he may be overloaded on vitamins

How are you checking your basking temps?

Do you dust with both of those everyday? And do they contain D3? also a 10.0 reptisun may be to much for a panther. may need a T5HO reptisun 5.0

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? 3month old male Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Once a week Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the schedule? How are you gut-loading...