Info:
* Cage Type - screen 30x16x16
* Lighting - Reptisun 5.0 linear and basking bulb 50w
* Temperature - 86 to 89 basking 72 to 74 ambient and nighttime temps gaged digitaly
* Humidity - 30 to 40 % normal 70 to 75% after spray
* Plants - Live umbrella
* Placement - cage is on top of a dresser in my sons room. quite all day unless im in there
* Location - located in indiana
Chameleon Info:
* Your Chameleon - 7 to 8 month old male panther
* Handling - maybe couple times a week 15 mins at a time
* Feeding - feeding crickets normally gutloaded with kayles and calcium food from flukers,wax worms sparingly, have horns, supers right now
* Supplements - non d3 cal 5 days a week. repcal w d3 and herptivite other 2 days but not on schedule recently because not eating like normal
* Watering - Home all day so I water him 3 times a day atleist and spray his lips alot to make sure he drinks enough
* Fecal Description - Not tested for worms yet, poop looks normal when he goes
* History - I used to be scared he wasnt drinking enough so I would spray in his mouth when he had a cricket in his mouth. Havent done that in a month or so.
* Current Problem - About three weeks ago it seemed like he started getting sick of crickets so I started with supers, waxies sometimes, and now I have horn worms. But his eating has pretty much went away within that time. Not interested at all in crickets, supers or the hornworms today. Monday afternoon I coudn't get him to eat anything so I called to set up a vet. She told me until I get him in to put more uv on him because he looked fine. I put a compact on him that I have for backup. 2 hours later got him to eat 4 waxies and a super in the afternoon. Tuesday i woke up and fed him a huge hornworm and a big super. He has since ate nothing at all and started to close his right eye for a couple seconds at a time. Like I say I have a vet app. friday morn. I just want to make sure he gets checked out right, really worried about him. Any help or suggestion would be great thanks and sorry for such a long post.
* Cage Type - screen 30x16x16
* Lighting - Reptisun 5.0 linear and basking bulb 50w
* Temperature - 86 to 89 basking 72 to 74 ambient and nighttime temps gaged digitaly
* Humidity - 30 to 40 % normal 70 to 75% after spray
* Plants - Live umbrella
* Placement - cage is on top of a dresser in my sons room. quite all day unless im in there
* Location - located in indiana
Chameleon Info:
* Your Chameleon - 7 to 8 month old male panther
* Handling - maybe couple times a week 15 mins at a time
* Feeding - feeding crickets normally gutloaded with kayles and calcium food from flukers,wax worms sparingly, have horns, supers right now
* Supplements - non d3 cal 5 days a week. repcal w d3 and herptivite other 2 days but not on schedule recently because not eating like normal
* Watering - Home all day so I water him 3 times a day atleist and spray his lips alot to make sure he drinks enough
* Fecal Description - Not tested for worms yet, poop looks normal when he goes
* History - I used to be scared he wasnt drinking enough so I would spray in his mouth when he had a cricket in his mouth. Havent done that in a month or so.
* Current Problem - About three weeks ago it seemed like he started getting sick of crickets so I started with supers, waxies sometimes, and now I have horn worms. But his eating has pretty much went away within that time. Not interested at all in crickets, supers or the hornworms today. Monday afternoon I coudn't get him to eat anything so I called to set up a vet. She told me until I get him in to put more uv on him because he looked fine. I put a compact on him that I have for backup. 2 hours later got him to eat 4 waxies and a super in the afternoon. Tuesday i woke up and fed him a huge hornworm and a big super. He has since ate nothing at all and started to close his right eye for a couple seconds at a time. Like I say I have a vet app. friday morn. I just want to make sure he gets checked out right, really worried about him. Any help or suggestion would be great thanks and sorry for such a long post.