Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - Panther Female, 14 months max, 5" snout to vent
Handling - as little as possible
Feeding - Crickets, lateralus roaches and mealworms, more crickets than anything, gutloaded with nature zone total bites
Supplements - Jurassi.cal calcium (no D3) 3 times a week and Reptivite with D3 2 times a week ( she laid eggs 3 weeks ago so Ive been pumping her up on calcium)
Watering - Yes I see her drink (see humidity)
Fecal Description - Solid brownish poo with white head usually one big one a day
History - Bred once, laid 2 clutches so far
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Screen 16x16x20
Lighting - Basking 100w bulb and Reptiglo 5.0 bulb for uvb, long tube. Lights kick on around 9am and kick off around 10pm
Temperature - Ambient temp stays 83ish hottest basking spot stays 89-93, drops to around 75 at night. I use a temp gun for all my animals
Humidity - Dont know exact levels, I warm mist every morning, water dripper for 2 hours in the am, fogger kicks on high for 3 hours at 4pm, mist again when I get home around 9pm
Plants - Fake plants and vines
Placement - Her cage is in my bedroom, no trafffic during the day, low traffic in the evening
Location - SLC UT
Current Problem - I purchased this little girl about 2 weeks ago. She was underweight (I purchased her just days after laying eggs without knowing it) dehydrated and under a old UVB bulb. I didn't notice any issues with her eye on date of purchase but noticed shortly after she closes her one eye. When she isn't preforming maintance on it, which she does more often than the other eye, it looks fine, very little if any swelling and no discharge, she just closes it at least half the day. I have been rinsing it at least twice a day with warm water and have put terramyacin on it twice now to prevent any kind of infection. She hunts and eats like a champ and uses the eye to hunt and when I'm doing cage maintance. How long do I let this eye go before I have it checked out or am I worrying about it too much?
Your Chameleon - Panther Female, 14 months max, 5" snout to vent
Handling - as little as possible
Feeding - Crickets, lateralus roaches and mealworms, more crickets than anything, gutloaded with nature zone total bites
Supplements - Jurassi.cal calcium (no D3) 3 times a week and Reptivite with D3 2 times a week ( she laid eggs 3 weeks ago so Ive been pumping her up on calcium)
Watering - Yes I see her drink (see humidity)
Fecal Description - Solid brownish poo with white head usually one big one a day
History - Bred once, laid 2 clutches so far
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Screen 16x16x20
Lighting - Basking 100w bulb and Reptiglo 5.0 bulb for uvb, long tube. Lights kick on around 9am and kick off around 10pm
Temperature - Ambient temp stays 83ish hottest basking spot stays 89-93, drops to around 75 at night. I use a temp gun for all my animals
Humidity - Dont know exact levels, I warm mist every morning, water dripper for 2 hours in the am, fogger kicks on high for 3 hours at 4pm, mist again when I get home around 9pm
Plants - Fake plants and vines
Placement - Her cage is in my bedroom, no trafffic during the day, low traffic in the evening
Location - SLC UT
Current Problem - I purchased this little girl about 2 weeks ago. She was underweight (I purchased her just days after laying eggs without knowing it) dehydrated and under a old UVB bulb. I didn't notice any issues with her eye on date of purchase but noticed shortly after she closes her one eye. When she isn't preforming maintance on it, which she does more often than the other eye, it looks fine, very little if any swelling and no discharge, she just closes it at least half the day. I have been rinsing it at least twice a day with warm water and have put terramyacin on it twice now to prevent any kind of infection. She hunts and eats like a champ and uses the eye to hunt and when I'm doing cage maintance. How long do I let this eye go before I have it checked out or am I worrying about it too much?
