OceanStrider
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Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon – Bearded Pygmy Chameleon, female, six months in my care, can’t be much more than six months old
Handling – never directly, only when cleaning
Feeding – micro crickets, fed 16 every 2 days. After reading some horror stories I am changing that to 8 every day.
Supplements – R4 calcium powder and multi vitamin, the calcium every 3 feed the multi vitamin once a month
Watering – I mist my cham around 4 times a day, never seen her drink but know she must because shes not dead
Fecal Description – poo has seemed normal when I find it
History – owned for just over 6 months from when she was a tiny baby
Cage Info:
Cage Type – glass tank with netted top for ventilation.
Lighting – 2.0 uv bulb
Temperature – temperature ranges from 19 to 22 degrees, no basking spot
Humidity – humidity goes from high fifties to 80%, mostly around 50, sometimes drops to 40 on a bad day but quickly fixed. Maintained by daily spraying.
Plants – no live plants except some sphangnum moss on the bottom
Placement –on top of a corn snake viv, about 4 ft from the floor
Location - england
Current Problem – Nostril looks strange, I hope it’s normal though, but now am worried about little black spots on body I dismissed as substrate, now realize they could be feeder bites. Worried either that a micro has chewed on her nose or she has an infection up there, maybe on her mouth too.
Also slightly worried her species is too small for the vets.
Thanks
Your Chameleon – Bearded Pygmy Chameleon, female, six months in my care, can’t be much more than six months old
Handling – never directly, only when cleaning
Feeding – micro crickets, fed 16 every 2 days. After reading some horror stories I am changing that to 8 every day.
Supplements – R4 calcium powder and multi vitamin, the calcium every 3 feed the multi vitamin once a month
Watering – I mist my cham around 4 times a day, never seen her drink but know she must because shes not dead
Fecal Description – poo has seemed normal when I find it
History – owned for just over 6 months from when she was a tiny baby
Cage Info:
Cage Type – glass tank with netted top for ventilation.
Lighting – 2.0 uv bulb
Temperature – temperature ranges from 19 to 22 degrees, no basking spot
Humidity – humidity goes from high fifties to 80%, mostly around 50, sometimes drops to 40 on a bad day but quickly fixed. Maintained by daily spraying.
Plants – no live plants except some sphangnum moss on the bottom
Placement –on top of a corn snake viv, about 4 ft from the floor
Location - england
Current Problem – Nostril looks strange, I hope it’s normal though, but now am worried about little black spots on body I dismissed as substrate, now realize they could be feeder bites. Worried either that a micro has chewed on her nose or she has an infection up there, maybe on her mouth too.
Also slightly worried her species is too small for the vets.
Thanks
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