Is this a normal poop?

[Ryan Jarosek]

Way to hot to be outside

Too hot for a panther Chameleon to be outside in Miami this time of year.

It doesn't get cooler than like 80 at night and as high as 91 during the day.

He never gets to cool off.

 

[trd1215]

Cage Info:
Cage Type - 18 x 18 x 36 inch Aluminum Screen Cage
Lighting - Natural Light, the sun hits the cage around 2pm-6pm (summer)
Temperature - aMorning around 86. Afternoon around 91. Evenings 80.
Humidity - I have never meaured the humidity.
Plants - I use Natural plants, i had a hibiscus plant before but i noticed some weird very small bugs all over the plant then i changed it to Houttuynia cordata.
Placement - his cage is in a Balcony 2nd Floor look out to a Canal & Trees
there is a 2 way street separating the canal from the apt complex. the cage is 5.2" of the floor next to a half wall (balcony like) facing the canal and trees.
Location - Miami, FL

Chameleon Info:

Your Chameleon - Male Panther Chameleon about 11 months old. Has been in my care sin Late May 2009
Handling - I do not handle him very often maybe twice a week.
Feeding - He eats crickets & meal worms. About 8 in total a day. He eats in the mornings. My crickets eat cricket food (orange &green ), natural carrots, some oatmeal & cricket water (yellow)
Supplements - I dust my crickets in calcium and vitamin power about 4 times a week before feeding the Cham.
Watering - I use spray bottle in the mornings to mist the entire plant. He also has the dripping system.
Fecal Description - See picture at the begging of the forum discussion.
History - I bought it from The Chamelon Company
Current Problem - he dosent want to eat & drink his eyes dont open and he has lost weight colors are not so bright any more, he still strong but not looking healthy.

 

[tkilgour]

Miami is HOTTTTT! There is the use of Vitamin A w/ palmitate that used for 3-4 days will help w/ eye health in chameleons. This is controversial but Jim from The Chameleons Company can tell you all about it. Of course, I do not know the problem your cham. is having exactly so a vet may be your first option, just an FYI. Good Luck for the poor thing.