Hi I have a Male panther chameleon who is around 2 and a half years old now and lately he has been sleeping a lot during the day and not eating a lot at all. Its been going on for a couple weeks now and I tried changing a lot of little things to see if it would help but he doesn't seem to be getting better. He still is eating a little bit based off of his poop but he is not drinking enough or eating enough to maintain a healthy weight and that's what is concerning me the most. He will still roam around his cage and bask under his light but he doesn't roam around nearly as much and when I bring him out to free roam he will only go to one spot and then stay still, try to sleep. He hasn't had any problems before this and always ate a lot and was active.
Currently he is in a 36x18x18 inch cage with one 18in 10.0 uvb bulb and one 50w basking bulb. For water he has a reptifountain and I spray a few times a day. Humidifier is going the whole time lights are on as well. No real plants in my cage anymore and I used to have another larger cage that this one sat on top of but it isn't practical for me to do so anymore. He usually eats mostly super worms dusted with repashy supercal noD and on occasion I use the repashy calcium plus. I also mix up the food every now and then but it is mostly super worms. Any suggestions or ideas on what might be going wrong? Only thing I am considering at the moment is that it might be because its winter and the room where his cage is is colder now, especially at night but not below 60-55 degrees.
Currently he is in a 36x18x18 inch cage with one 18in 10.0 uvb bulb and one 50w basking bulb. For water he has a reptifountain and I spray a few times a day. Humidifier is going the whole time lights are on as well. No real plants in my cage anymore and I used to have another larger cage that this one sat on top of but it isn't practical for me to do so anymore. He usually eats mostly super worms dusted with repashy supercal noD and on occasion I use the repashy calcium plus. I also mix up the food every now and then but it is mostly super worms. Any suggestions or ideas on what might be going wrong? Only thing I am considering at the moment is that it might be because its winter and the room where his cage is is colder now, especially at night but not below 60-55 degrees.