Dunnigan
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Cage Info:
* Cage Type - 18x18x30 screen
* Lighting - reptisun 5.0 and a 60x house bulb
* Temperature - ambient in the room in 74ish basking is 82 max
* Humidity - I dont measure umidity in the cages but it never drops below 50 in the room
* Plants - 2 scheff. and a "parlor palm"
* Placement - In my bed room, low traffic, i am in there maybe 3 times a day
* Location - Orlando, Fl
Chameleon Info:
* Your Chameleon - Female Veiled, 7 or so months old
* Handling - maybe once a month?
* Feeding - 6-10 feeders everyother day. crickets mainly, but supers on occasion.
* Supplements - Plain Calcium - 4 times a week, Multivitimn 2x monthly, d3 2x monthly (and i also use Minerall - O once in a while on her days off, no more than 2x monthly)
* Watering -Mistings 2-5 times a day and a dripper running 75% of the day
* Fecal Description - Solid feces, urates have been slightly yellow
* History - When i first got her (like 3 days after) she wouldent eat and stuff, but came around quickly
* Current Problem - For the past few days she has not been drinking, she has been eating very will tho, i can tell she is becoming dehydrated, her urates are yellowish and her eyes are sunken. This morning i found her on the bottom of the cage, not in a bad way i dont think. She was just cruzin' around down there when she saw me she climbed back up . She has also been very stressed out. No she cannot see any other animals or mirrors.
I am fairly confident that she is not carrying eggs (could be wrong tho) because she is still eating, hasent shown receptive colors and i cannot feel eggs in there, regardless she is reaching that age and i will be adding one today after work for when the time comes.
Can anyone see something in my husbandry (sometimes you cannot see your own flaws and I understand that) that may be causing her to pace the bottom of the cage and/or not drink? I am making a vet appointment for Thursday or Friday, but i would also like some help from people on here.
Here is picture of her cage
EDIT: I started her on reptaid yesterday, to early to tell if its helping tho.
* Cage Type - 18x18x30 screen
* Lighting - reptisun 5.0 and a 60x house bulb
* Temperature - ambient in the room in 74ish basking is 82 max
* Humidity - I dont measure umidity in the cages but it never drops below 50 in the room
* Plants - 2 scheff. and a "parlor palm"
* Placement - In my bed room, low traffic, i am in there maybe 3 times a day
* Location - Orlando, Fl
Chameleon Info:
* Your Chameleon - Female Veiled, 7 or so months old
* Handling - maybe once a month?
* Feeding - 6-10 feeders everyother day. crickets mainly, but supers on occasion.
* Supplements - Plain Calcium - 4 times a week, Multivitimn 2x monthly, d3 2x monthly (and i also use Minerall - O once in a while on her days off, no more than 2x monthly)
* Watering -Mistings 2-5 times a day and a dripper running 75% of the day
* Fecal Description - Solid feces, urates have been slightly yellow
* History - When i first got her (like 3 days after) she wouldent eat and stuff, but came around quickly
* Current Problem - For the past few days she has not been drinking, she has been eating very will tho, i can tell she is becoming dehydrated, her urates are yellowish and her eyes are sunken. This morning i found her on the bottom of the cage, not in a bad way i dont think. She was just cruzin' around down there when she saw me she climbed back up . She has also been very stressed out. No she cannot see any other animals or mirrors.
I am fairly confident that she is not carrying eggs (could be wrong tho) because she is still eating, hasent shown receptive colors and i cannot feel eggs in there, regardless she is reaching that age and i will be adding one today after work for when the time comes.
Can anyone see something in my husbandry (sometimes you cannot see your own flaws and I understand that) that may be causing her to pace the bottom of the cage and/or not drink? I am making a vet appointment for Thursday or Friday, but i would also like some help from people on here.
Here is picture of her cage
EDIT: I started her on reptaid yesterday, to early to tell if its helping tho.
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