emma_5774
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I have an 11 month old male nosey faly panther chameleon. He recently came down with a respiratory infection and from what I have read and been told, respiratory infections can happen from improper husbandry or fungus/bacteria growth. I have thermometers in his cage to watch the temperature and humidity. His humidity stays in the 70s and his temperature in his basking spot is 80-85F and 70-75F everywhere else. I have seen some white patches in the dirt but I scoop it out and throw it away. I change the dirt in early october. I use organic all natural dirt so there isn't anything added into it and its just dirt. Do I need to change out the dirt more frequently? Is there a way to prevent stuff from growing in the plants?