Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon – Veiled
I’ve had it for 7 months.
Handling – I handle her once or twice a week. She doesn't seem to mind that much.
Feeding – She has been eating meal worms covered in calcium dust every other day for the first 6 months and I have been feeding her hornworms for the past month.
Supplements – I dust my crickets every other day with repashy calcium plus.
Watering – I don't have see any fecal samples right now
History – She’s been really healthy up until now. She is fairly puffy so I think she may be gravid. I also have a male chameleon, but they don't see each other often (once a week - Maybe.
Cage Info:
Cage Type – Screen cage. 18” x 18” x 36”. Repti-breeze from zoomed.
Lighting – Sorry I don't know the lights as these are my GFs cameleons. They are on a 12 hour day.
Temperature – The coldest the house gets is0 at night. The bottom of the cage is probably 70 and the top is 94. I haven't measured the temps with any equipment.
Humidity –Lowest Humidity is 30%. I mist the chams once to twice per day with a spray bottle.
Plants – Using fake plants
Placement – Cage is against a wall. Not near any fans or air vents or anything like that. Top of cage is 66 inches high.
Location - Virginia USA don’t see how this has anything to do with it. It’s winter outside but house stays warm at 70 degrees.
She is a little more poofy than usual and may be gravid. If she is, this is her first time. I have a box with soil at the bottom of the cage, but so far she hasn't shown much interest and I haven't noticed any clawing marks. She is having difficulty climbing with her rear legs and will just splay them out to the sides and try and grasp for something. She pretty much only lays where she is put. She does not pull away when I touch her legs so I don't think she is experiencing pain, but I'm not 100% sure. I have uploaded a video of her trying to grab on to a vine, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLI1dUTzUcg
I'm pretty sad, because she seems unhappy(((
Your Chameleon – Veiled
I’ve had it for 7 months.
Handling – I handle her once or twice a week. She doesn't seem to mind that much.
Feeding – She has been eating meal worms covered in calcium dust every other day for the first 6 months and I have been feeding her hornworms for the past month.
Supplements – I dust my crickets every other day with repashy calcium plus.
Watering – I don't have see any fecal samples right now
History – She’s been really healthy up until now. She is fairly puffy so I think she may be gravid. I also have a male chameleon, but they don't see each other often (once a week - Maybe.
Cage Info:
Cage Type – Screen cage. 18” x 18” x 36”. Repti-breeze from zoomed.
Lighting – Sorry I don't know the lights as these are my GFs cameleons. They are on a 12 hour day.
Temperature – The coldest the house gets is0 at night. The bottom of the cage is probably 70 and the top is 94. I haven't measured the temps with any equipment.
Humidity –Lowest Humidity is 30%. I mist the chams once to twice per day with a spray bottle.
Plants – Using fake plants
Placement – Cage is against a wall. Not near any fans or air vents or anything like that. Top of cage is 66 inches high.
Location - Virginia USA don’t see how this has anything to do with it. It’s winter outside but house stays warm at 70 degrees.
She is a little more poofy than usual and may be gravid. If she is, this is her first time. I have a box with soil at the bottom of the cage, but so far she hasn't shown much interest and I haven't noticed any clawing marks. She is having difficulty climbing with her rear legs and will just splay them out to the sides and try and grasp for something. She pretty much only lays where she is put. She does not pull away when I touch her legs so I don't think she is experiencing pain, but I'm not 100% sure. I have uploaded a video of her trying to grab on to a vine, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLI1dUTzUcg
I'm pretty sad, because she seems unhappy
(((
