Can it be real? Can this be smthing to worry about?

[shineru]

i noticed both of my vield chameleons whos one a female 4 month and the other one a male no more than 30-40days but they both had theire mouth open and im not sure why? either way my 4month old female vield name tiny she aperently got broken rips so says the vet, and so i was also recomended not to worry about getting a only calcium dusting for my crickets and so i stoped dusting them with reptivite but now using something by zoomed but even so, i noticed her rubbing her eyes and sneezzing ? and she just kinda laying around but she does move around im not sure whats going on and i just read the care sheat from the reptile breeder n himself said to do twice a week with vit.A & D3 and everyday with just calcium, so i dont if maybe this why but if so what dusting product is the best ? also i think the female n male saw each other and i read somewhere that thats a sign of them looking for each other so im cluelesss i got recomended to put them across the room from each other and not next to each other wich i wanted to do but just put a bord or something to seperated them and not stress them!? but w/e one is next to my t.v and the other in the coner door wall coner and for my female cage i got one side of her cage on wich she can see little oscar, i got it cover with a towel so atleast she doesnt get stress.. But IDK

 

[Elizadolots]

Okay...that was really hard to read. Maybe younger people who aren't as "into" paragraphs as I am will come by and understand it better.

First, I think you need to fill out THIS form. Click on that link, copy the questions, paste them into a reply and add your information.

I'm not saying that will stop the questions because there will always be questions...but it will keep the questions in check.

First off, just trying to decipher your post, I think your chameleons should not be able to see each other. They won't appreciate it. They do not need a chameleon friend.

Is this the same chameleon you've started multiple threads on? Please stop that. All that happens when you start multiple threads is that people don't know what is going on and everyone gets confused. That does not help your chameleon.

Pick a thread, stick with it.

 

[Chopper562]

learn how to type man. That was very hard to read.

 

[Kibu]

Actually I could understand it pretty well, and my only suggestion is to fill out the form. Once we know your basic husbandry we can try and figure out the problem. Oh, and Chopper562 u don't know how he is writing the thread, he could be using his phone. As u probably know a lot of phones and mobile devices autocorrect and change things around.Try not to be as rude, we want to help people on here not criticize them.

 

[Kibu]

Post pictures too please.

 

[Elizadolots]

Hey, I allowed for the fact that it was my being old that made it hard for me to read.

shineru, when you come asking for help it's sort of counter productive to call those trying to help you names.

Kibu, using a phone to post is no excuse for being unreadable. If the phone is such a problem, then I would say don't use it. If you want help with your chameleons, you need to be as clear as possible and if you know your phone mangles complicated stuff, wait until you get home and use your computer. Clarity trumps convenience when it comes to chameleon health.

 

[Solid Snake]

I think its fairly obvious that english may not be the language they are most experienced with.

Shineru, please fill out the form.

 

[Amy bruton]

Is something wrong

They don't like to see each other, have you mist them 3 times a day with water from a plant spray and plant foliage? do you have the right UVA light? It must be renewed every 6 months, as the light might be on but the UVA has gone.
Is the viv set at 32 degrees on a thermostat in the day and 18 at night?
Do you have the right humidity? Try to ensure they have a varied diet. Crickets attack chameleons, use locust, fruit grubs, something more nutrious. Most of all they can get pneumonia, it's air borne so get them to a vet, they maybe able to refer you to a reptile specialist, your chameleons should be strong not lifeless, they sound sick to me. Make sure they have branches to climb and green plants to hide behind.ps I've done this off a phone and yes it does make you ramble in one long line.

 

[Kibu]

They don't like to see each other, have you mist them 3 times a day with water from a plant spray and plant foliage? do you have the right UVA light? It must be renewed every 6 months, as the light might be on but the UVA has gone.
Is the viv set at 32 degrees on a thermostat in the day and 18 at night?
Do you have the right humidity? Try to ensure they have a varied diet. Crickets attack chameleons, use locust, fruit grubs, something more nutrious. Most of all they can get pneumonia, it's air borne so get them to a vet, they maybe able to refer you to a reptile specialist, your chameleons should be strong not lifeless, they sound sick to me. Make sure they have branches to climb and green plants to hide behind.ps I've done this off a phone and yes it does make you ramble in one long line.

What u r asking is all in the form. It would be easier if we just posted it.
Fill out this form:<br />
<br />
Chameleon Info:<br />
Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon.<br />
How long has it been in your care?<br />
Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon?<br />
Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the schedule? How are you gut-loading your feeders? Supplements - What brand and type of calcium and vitamin products are you dusting your feeders with and what is the schedule? Watering - What kind of watering technique do you use? How often and how long to you mist? Do you see your chameleon drinking? Fecal Description - Briefly note colors and consistency from recent droppings. Has this chameleon ever been tested for parasites? History - Any previous information about your cham that might be useful to others when trying to help you. <br />
Cage Info: Cage Type- Describe your cage (Glass, Screen, Combo?) What are the dimensions? <br />
Lighting - What brand, model, and types of lighting are you using? What is your daily lighting schedule? <br />
Temperature - What temp range have you created (cage floor to basking spot)? Lowest overnight temp? How do you measure these temps?<br />
Humidity - What are your humidity levels? How are you creating and maintaining these levels? What do you use to measure humidity?Plants - Are you using live plants? If so, what kind? <br />
Placement - Where is your cage located? Is it near any fans, air vents, or high traffic areas? At what height is the top of the cage relative to your room floor?<br />
Location- Where are you geographically located? <br />
Current Problem - The current problem you are concerned about.<br />
Pictures are helpful

 

[carol5208]

They don't like to see each other, have you mist them 3 times a day with water from a plant spray and plant foliage? do you have the right UVA light? It must be renewed every 6 months, as the light might be on but the UVA has gone.
Is the viv set at 32 degrees on a thermostat in the day and 18 at night?
Do you have the right humidity? Try to ensure they have a varied diet. Crickets attack chameleons, use locust, fruit grubs, something more nutrious. Most of all they can get pneumonia, it's air borne so get them to a vet, they maybe able to refer you to a reptile specialist, your chameleons should be strong not lifeless, they sound sick to me. Make sure they have branches to climb and green plants to hide behind.ps I've done this off a phone and yes it does make you ramble in one long line.

I think you mean uvb and NOT uva. The uva would be a basking bulb and you can use that until it burns out. A uvb bulb, the rays will diminish over time so it needs to be changed out every 6 months or so.

 

[Amy bruton]

Yes, sorry UVB, I get a bit dyslexic sometimes!!! Lol