Melissadevries
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- Your Chameleon - he is a male. Juvenile i think. We got it whe. He was a couple months old.
- Handling - we handle him maybe once a week. Its hard cux we have little kids..
- Feeding - We were feeding him crickets with orange cubes and gut load. But he dont like those anymore. So he eats meal worms and wax worms. We also dust his food with d3 at least 3 times a week
- Supplements - calcium and d3, 3 times a week.
- Watering - we have a mister and water fountain. Dont see him drinking alor.
- Fecal Description - poop is good urat is a little orange. Not tested for parasites.
- History - no previous info
- Cage Type - large screen cage with a plexi glass viewing window.
- Lighting - he gets light from 9 am to 9pm. And we have lizard lights
- Temperature - the cage is usually 70 degrees to 90 degrees. He has basking spot under his heat lamp
- Humidity - its always at or above 50 percent.
- Plants - yes two live plants one is a pothos not sure of the other one of the top of my head. But they are cham safe as I did my research.
- Placement - he is 4 feet off the floor. In the living room next to the couch.
- Location - tillamook oregon
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