chuckd82nd
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Your Chameleon - Panther Chameleon, Male, 5 months
Handling - Once every other week
Feeding - He likes king worms. I feed him crickets and king worms. Sometimes I throw in a couple wax worms
Gutload: I gut load with Repashy Bug Burger, carrots, romain lettice, fish flakes, Flukers Liquid calcium, and sometimes oranges.
Supplements - Repashy Calcium Plus
Watering - I have a hubba mister set at 30 second sprays, every hour. He does drink a lot, as I've seen him do it.
Fecal Description - Depeneds. Sometimes It's kind of scrawny looking. Othertimes it looks normal with the white/orange tip.
History - He tends to stick to king worms as a main diet. He will eat crickets, but not very many.
Cage Info:
Cage Type - All screen 24/24/36
Lighting - I use two lights. One is a 24 inch 5.0 UVB by Repti Sun. The other is an 18 inch 5.0 Repisun.
Temperature - Basking is 85-90, and areal temp is around 73-76.
Humidity - Stays around 45% too about 60%
Plants - Umbrella PLant.
Placement - Room with good circulation of airflow.
Location - San Fransisco, Cal
Problem: One eye is definetly bigger than the other. He seems to be thriving, however. He doesn't tend to close the eye that is small. He can also still target, and he can eat. Sometimes, it seems he is able to pop it out a bit. But then it just goes back in, so I dunno.
Handling - Once every other week
Feeding - He likes king worms. I feed him crickets and king worms. Sometimes I throw in a couple wax worms
Gutload: I gut load with Repashy Bug Burger, carrots, romain lettice, fish flakes, Flukers Liquid calcium, and sometimes oranges.
Supplements - Repashy Calcium Plus
Watering - I have a hubba mister set at 30 second sprays, every hour. He does drink a lot, as I've seen him do it.
Fecal Description - Depeneds. Sometimes It's kind of scrawny looking. Othertimes it looks normal with the white/orange tip.
History - He tends to stick to king worms as a main diet. He will eat crickets, but not very many.
Cage Info:
Cage Type - All screen 24/24/36
Lighting - I use two lights. One is a 24 inch 5.0 UVB by Repti Sun. The other is an 18 inch 5.0 Repisun.
Temperature - Basking is 85-90, and areal temp is around 73-76.
Humidity - Stays around 45% too about 60%
Plants - Umbrella PLant.
Placement - Room with good circulation of airflow.
Location - San Fransisco, Cal
Problem: One eye is definetly bigger than the other. He seems to be thriving, however. He doesn't tend to close the eye that is small. He can also still target, and he can eat. Sometimes, it seems he is able to pop it out a bit. But then it just goes back in, so I dunno.
