not shedding ~~ need much help

[lietf001]

Cage Info:
Cage Type - exo terran glass terrariumb. size 18,18,24,
Lighting - exo terran repti glo5.0 15w; basking exo terra glow light 75w, 40cm to basking spot. 10 hours uvb;6 hours basking.
Temperature - 25 to 27 degree night time and 27 to 31 day time
Humidity - 70% to 80% spray every 3 hours during day time. and water water feature inside
Plants - all fake plants
Location - 800mm to the ground, indoor, with fan on top for ventilation.

Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - panther, male 10 month old
Chameleon-3 months and half
Handling - not often
Feeding - small crickets, was eating 4 per day now is one per day
Supplements - exo terra electrod3ize drop into water
Watering - water drop, always drink water
Fecal Description - red bar with green. it has test for parasites, and result with no parasites
History - do not have period information
Current Problem - it hasnt been shedding seen i have it. it is about 3 and half months now and the shop they sold me tried to keep him for 3 weeks but nothing could help. they even tried to help him shedding and it did not happen. left eye closing for a month. eye drop could help for relax him and opening the eye. weight losing so much. i know it going to die if not getting better. it love to bask. i dun know is it always basking too long so his skin always got dry out then causing problem.

 

[kinyonga]

I would take him to a vets ASAP again.

Concerning the husbandry....
Why are the night temperatures so warm?

You said there is a water feature inside...it could be a source of bacteria depending on what it is. You were already advised to get rid of this.

You said..."small crickets, was eating 4 per day now is one per day"...if he's 10 months old he should be eating bigger crickets and he should be eating more than one a day.

You said you use "exo terra electrod3ize drop into water"...is it in the dripper and possibly dripping into his eye?

The feces should be a brown "sausage"-like piece and there should be a white part (the urates).

IMHO you need to use a phosphorous-free calcium supplement that you dust on the crickets at most feedings. I also use a vitamin powder and a calcium/D3 product twice a month each. Do you gutload/feed a nutritious diet to the crickets like the vet said to do?

To me the poor shedding is likely due to some health/nutrient issue....but the vet should be able to tell you what's going on.
Was he ever given an antibiotic because of the toe injury? Perhaps he has an infection?

 

[lietf001]

em..i think u saw my last post didnt u? that is my other panther and the one before is all good. but i guess the best solution is get him to vet. is it?