Missey0000
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Chameleon Info:
Cage Info:
Current Problem - I was hand feeding a super worm, and for some reason he decided that my pinky was the treat and his tongue got stuck to my pinky for a couple seconds. When he went to to shoot his tongue again this time at the superworm, I noticed he wasn't able to shoot it as far, but he was able to use it. So I am guessing he hurt his tongue when this happened. Any advice?
- Your Chameleon - Male, Ambilobe Panther Chameleon, 2 years old
- Handling - Not very often, more once it gets warmer to take him outside;
- Feeding - Crickets and silkworms, superworms for treats. Gutloading crickets with fresh veggies, and fruits, and greens i.e. collard greens, dandelion leaves.
- Supplements - Repashy calcium plus LoD at every feeding.
- Watering - Mistking misting system that goes off three times a day for 2 mins each time.
- Fecal Description - Brown with white urate. Has not been tested for parasites. Just went to the vet for a wellness exam and trying to get a fecal sample to them for testing.
- History -
Cage Info:
- Cage Type - 2x2x4 zoomed.
- Lighting - 12 hour schedule. Aracadia 6% for uvb, and incandescent bulb for heat.
- Temperature - Basking spot at 87, bottom of the at about 72
- Humidity - Humidity stays around 60%, higher after misting. 3 sides are covered for keep humidity. Use govee bluetooth hygrometer/thermometer to monitor.
- Plants - All live plants, pothos, and dracaena.
- Placement - Located in living room.
- Location - Northern California - Bay Area
Current Problem - I was hand feeding a super worm, and for some reason he decided that my pinky was the treat and his tongue got stuck to my pinky for a couple seconds. When he went to to shoot his tongue again this time at the superworm, I noticed he wasn't able to shoot it as far, but he was able to use it. So I am guessing he hurt his tongue when this happened. Any advice?