Thatwizard420
Chameleon Enthusiast
So I'm Back Full time in Tucson again.
As stated before, my Chameleon quality of life deteriorated When I wasn't able to care for him every day.
As I was sad, I made the decision to try to rehome him. Nobody hit me up, so when I was back In town for a couple of days,
I made changes to his enclosure, bought him plants, decided to buy bugs on the bulk and raise them appropriately. (wasn't interested in starting a colony)
I was paying My cousin (15 year old) to come mist him, feed him, make sure his light were working properly, feed the bugs, and spot clean.
All that was so I could try to Improve his quality of life while I was gone.
I got Back into town yesterday and I was surprised at how good of a job he did. Plants are thriving, fresh fecal matter with no orange urate.
I Sync The Groove to my phone and I was able to see the humidity spikes throughout the days. The change of temps and what time they changed.
Plants got at least 2 inches taller with lots of new growths.
Uncle Sneaky C. doesn't seem malnourished. Only red flag I see is a stuck shed on his head, I'll keep an eye on that.
I Checked my bug bins, there were remnants of "fresh" veggies.
First Pic is him last night crashed out
Second is him this morning when I started misting
rest of photos are also this morning after he started to hunt
A random Pothos plant thriving
As stated before, my Chameleon quality of life deteriorated When I wasn't able to care for him every day.
As I was sad, I made the decision to try to rehome him. Nobody hit me up, so when I was back In town for a couple of days,
I made changes to his enclosure, bought him plants, decided to buy bugs on the bulk and raise them appropriately. (wasn't interested in starting a colony)
I was paying My cousin (15 year old) to come mist him, feed him, make sure his light were working properly, feed the bugs, and spot clean.
All that was so I could try to Improve his quality of life while I was gone.
I got Back into town yesterday and I was surprised at how good of a job he did. Plants are thriving, fresh fecal matter with no orange urate.
I Sync The Groove to my phone and I was able to see the humidity spikes throughout the days. The change of temps and what time they changed.
Plants got at least 2 inches taller with lots of new growths.
Uncle Sneaky C. doesn't seem malnourished. Only red flag I see is a stuck shed on his head, I'll keep an eye on that.
I Checked my bug bins, there were remnants of "fresh" veggies.
First Pic is him last night crashed out
Second is him this morning when I started misting
rest of photos are also this morning after he started to hunt
A random Pothos plant thriving
