Zymurgy9
New Member
Hey everyone. I have had my veiled for almost a month now and i was hoping for a little advice about how I'm doing. I did a lot of homework before getting him and don't really have anything going wrong.
Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - Donnie. Veiled, male, almost 3 months old, I have had him for about 4 weeks
Handling - I have never handled him. He always runs in fear.
Feeding - Crickets, superworms, phoenix worms. 10-12 crickets about about 6 worms, alternating them everyday. Gut-load with kale, collard greens, carrot, yams, dandelion leaves, butternut squash, pear, apple, orange, romaine lettuce, some cricket crack, and flukers calcium rich dry cricket food.
Supplements -Reptivite w/o D3 everyday lightly on about half of crickets, Reptivite w/ D3 every other wednesday, and Reptivite Multi-vitamin opposite wednesdays.
Watering - I mist 3-4 times daily for 3 mins. Nice warm misting in the morning. I run a dripper on days i work late and cant come home for lunch. I see him drinking daily. (yesterday i caught him with a water dropplet hanging from his chin, i wish i could find my camera)
Fecal Description - Brown poo, with white urate. Its solid, not runny, looks what i would consider to be normal. Goes daily. (very convenient it all comes in one package
) He has never been tested for parasites, I got him from TikiTiki so i kind hope they did it before sending him to me
History - I don't have much history on him, other then I got him from TikiTiki Reptiles
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Metal screen cage, 16x16x30"
Lighting - Reptisun 5.0, and a household 40w bulb. 12 hrs on 12 off. (8-8)
Temperature - I have a digital and analog thermometer. Its about 80-85F at basking spot. It gets to 70-73 at the bottom. It gets no lower then 60F at night.
Humidity - Stays around 50%-60% humidity. I only have a analog hygrometer.
Plants - Pothos and schefflera arboricola.
Placement - Living room not near any fans (only ceiling fan) or vents. The cage is about 5-6 ft off the ground.
Location - Just outside Dallas, Tx
Current Problem - I don't really have any problems with him right now. He eats, drinks, and poos daily like a good boy should.
Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - Donnie. Veiled, male, almost 3 months old, I have had him for about 4 weeks
Handling - I have never handled him. He always runs in fear.
Feeding - Crickets, superworms, phoenix worms. 10-12 crickets about about 6 worms, alternating them everyday. Gut-load with kale, collard greens, carrot, yams, dandelion leaves, butternut squash, pear, apple, orange, romaine lettuce, some cricket crack, and flukers calcium rich dry cricket food.
Supplements -Reptivite w/o D3 everyday lightly on about half of crickets, Reptivite w/ D3 every other wednesday, and Reptivite Multi-vitamin opposite wednesdays.
Watering - I mist 3-4 times daily for 3 mins. Nice warm misting in the morning. I run a dripper on days i work late and cant come home for lunch. I see him drinking daily. (yesterday i caught him with a water dropplet hanging from his chin, i wish i could find my camera)
Fecal Description - Brown poo, with white urate. Its solid, not runny, looks what i would consider to be normal. Goes daily. (very convenient it all comes in one package
) He has never been tested for parasites, I got him from TikiTiki so i kind hope they did it before sending him to meHistory - I don't have much history on him, other then I got him from TikiTiki Reptiles
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Metal screen cage, 16x16x30"
Lighting - Reptisun 5.0, and a household 40w bulb. 12 hrs on 12 off. (8-8)
Temperature - I have a digital and analog thermometer. Its about 80-85F at basking spot. It gets to 70-73 at the bottom. It gets no lower then 60F at night.
Humidity - Stays around 50%-60% humidity. I only have a analog hygrometer.
Plants - Pothos and schefflera arboricola.
Placement - Living room not near any fans (only ceiling fan) or vents. The cage is about 5-6 ft off the ground.
Location - Just outside Dallas, Tx
Current Problem - I don't really have any problems with him right now. He eats, drinks, and poos daily like a good boy should.
