MBD?

[Skygravemix]

Hello! I just wanted to get a professional eye to examine her limbs and tell me if you see any signs of mbd, shes not displaying any signs but just wanted to make sure as a concerned parent
(And yes i had some cheeto dust on my fingers because my boyfriend told me to hold her while he takes a pic) ?

 

[PabloTheCham]

I'm no professional, but that looks fine.

 

[kinyonga]

I don't see any signs of MBD.

Why don't you answer the questions in the how to ask for help thread near the top of the health forum so we can check your husbandry?

 

[Kaizen]

Here’s a link to a thread where the Cham does have MBD.


https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/help-rescued-a-very-sick-veiled.173769/

 

[Skygravemix]

I don't see any signs of MBD.

Why don't you answer the questions in the how to ask for help thread near the top of the health forum so we can check your husbandry?

Your Chameleon - Nosy Be Panther, 5 months old, Female. Had her for 3 months.
Handling - 30 minutes daily
Feeding - A mix of medium crickets and wax worms. About 8 crickets and 3 wax worms daily.
Supplements - I dust with calcium without d3 every day and then a reptivite pack once every 2 weeks
Watering - I use an automatic mister that sprays for 2 minutes every 6 hours on half the cage as well as a fogger and a dripper
Fecal Description - Huge poops about once day. Brown with white urates.
History - Hatch date on october 1st. Purchased from cbreptiles

Cage Info:
Cage Type - All screen cage 18" x 18" x 36" With plastic shower curtain liner covering 1 side and back to help with humidity.
Lighting - 25wt 5.0 t8 uvb linear bulb , 60 w daylight blue. The uvb and daylight schedule is 5am - 5 pm.
Temperature - basking spot is 85 degrees, mid cage is low 80s and the rest of the cage reads 70 - 75 degrees.
Humidity - Humidity stays around 50% with spikes up to 80% when i take a shower and at night when fogger is on
Plants - A mix of fake and real. The real plant i have is a bromeliad.
Placement - The cage is in the bathroom. The top of the cage is about 5 1/2' off the ground
Location - Southern California

 

[kinyonga]

No calcium with D3?
What do you feed/gutload the insects wIth?
Go easy on the wax worms because they are fatty. You can use silkworms, BSFL, roaches, locusts, etc. and occasionally suoerworms.

For basking I use a regular incandescent household bulb of a wattage that produces the right basking temperature...has nothing to do with MBD...just letting you know.

 

[Skygravemix]

No calcium with D3?
What do you feed/gutload the insects wIth?
Go easy on the wax worms because they are fatty. You can use silkworms, BSFL, roaches, locusts, etc. and occasionally suoerworms.

For basking I use a regular incandescent household bulb of a wattage that produces the right basking temperature...has nothing to do with MBD...just letting you know.

The reptivite has calcium with d3 and i gutload crickets with collard greens, mustard greens, carrots and apple slices

 

[kinyonga]

Oops...my mistake...I thought you said herptivite!
You can use dandelion greens, kale, endive, escarole, squash, zucchini, sweet potatoes, sweet red peppers, etc as well. A little bit of pear, melon, berries is ok too.

 

[Skygravemix]

Oops...my mistake...I thought you said herptivite!
You can use dandelion greens, kale, endive, escarole, squash, zucchini, sweet potatoes, sweet red peppers, etc as well. A little bit of pear, melon, berries is ok too.

I did blueberries once and they didnt even take a bite lol, i will try some sweet potato though. Thanks!

 

[kinyonga]

Try blackberries.