breauxaustin
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Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - Veiled male, 7-8 months old. Owned for 6 months
Handling - Very rarely. Only when cleaning.
Feeding - Fed super worms and crickets mainly. Some veggies that he doesn't seem to eat. Fed once a day in the morning. Approximately 10-15 crickets. 5-8 superworms
Supplements - Dust crickets every other week, never dust the worms. And multivitamin once a month.
Watering - Cage has a automatic mister, mists 3 times a day for 2 mins. Have a dripper just in case.
Fecal Description - Solid, dark brown almost black poo, with whatever the white stuff is being very white and sorta like a soquid (solid and liquid)
History - no history, I'm the first owner, bought from flchams
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Screen custom cage, 4.5 feet tall, 4 feet long and 2 feet deep.
Lighting - Using national georgraphic 100w basking bulbs, 50w no light emitting night lights, and retptisun uvb 5.0. Two of them. Daylight 12 hours. Night 12 hours.
Temperature - cage average temp is 73, basking spot is 90-95, floor is in the 60's. At night it drops to the low 60's. Without the lights low 50's. Use a thermometer and hydrometer from exo terra and a inferred gun.
Humidity - humidity fluctuates from 40% up to 90% once the misters come on. It's mists 3 times daily for 2 minutes each mist
Plants - Cage contains 7 live plants. Two weeping figs, two umbrella plants, one orchid, and two pothos plants.
Placement - In a living room with no traffic but to check on him, his top of the cage is 7 feet with the bottom of his living area being 2 feet off the ground. Cage is resting on a custom built cabinet as well.
Location - Located slightly north of Atlanta, Georgia.
Current Problem - No current problem that concerns me. Just making sure all is right. This is my first chameleon so want to make sure he is the healthiest and best conditions.
Pictures are helpful
Your Chameleon - Veiled male, 7-8 months old. Owned for 6 months
Handling - Very rarely. Only when cleaning.
Feeding - Fed super worms and crickets mainly. Some veggies that he doesn't seem to eat. Fed once a day in the morning. Approximately 10-15 crickets. 5-8 superworms
Supplements - Dust crickets every other week, never dust the worms. And multivitamin once a month.
Watering - Cage has a automatic mister, mists 3 times a day for 2 mins. Have a dripper just in case.
Fecal Description - Solid, dark brown almost black poo, with whatever the white stuff is being very white and sorta like a soquid (solid and liquid)
History - no history, I'm the first owner, bought from flchams
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Screen custom cage, 4.5 feet tall, 4 feet long and 2 feet deep.
Lighting - Using national georgraphic 100w basking bulbs, 50w no light emitting night lights, and retptisun uvb 5.0. Two of them. Daylight 12 hours. Night 12 hours.
Temperature - cage average temp is 73, basking spot is 90-95, floor is in the 60's. At night it drops to the low 60's. Without the lights low 50's. Use a thermometer and hydrometer from exo terra and a inferred gun.
Humidity - humidity fluctuates from 40% up to 90% once the misters come on. It's mists 3 times daily for 2 minutes each mist
Plants - Cage contains 7 live plants. Two weeping figs, two umbrella plants, one orchid, and two pothos plants.
Placement - In a living room with no traffic but to check on him, his top of the cage is 7 feet with the bottom of his living area being 2 feet off the ground. Cage is resting on a custom built cabinet as well.
Location - Located slightly north of Atlanta, Georgia.
Current Problem - No current problem that concerns me. Just making sure all is right. This is my first chameleon so want to make sure he is the healthiest and best conditions.
Pictures are helpful
The fluckers orange cubes is what I use with some left over vegetables listed in the forums for gut loading is the usual. Does anyone have any tips on getting him to be friendly and not run for his life when I open his cage? Would love if he would just get along with me
