chameleon97
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its taking her a LONG time to shed. two days by now. is this bad? how can i help? i cant peel her, because she doesnt like me to hold her. help me please!!
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First off, never peel a chams skin, its bad bad bad. Second, how old is she? The older a cham gets the longer a shed takes. My big Veiled, 14 months old, sheds real slow. Its more of a "peel" than the "pop" they have when their babies.
can you post a pic of him and his enclosure here?
Try to upload the pic in photobucket.com and attach the url by clicking the "insert image" icon (the postcard icon with mountain pic ontop of your message box).
I 2nd the notion. Don't try to peel the skin.
You are up north... and its cold and dry this time of year. Her humidity might be laower than you think. Humidity helps them shed more easily. If she is young she should shed 'fast'. Check your humidity levels and get back to us... she should be around 50-70 i believe.
60% but i just misted her
can you post a pic of him and his enclosure here?
Try to upload the pic in photobucket.com and attach the url by clicking the "insert image" icon (the postcard icon with mountain pic ontop of your message box).
I 2nd the notion. Don't try to peel the skin.
what other sites besides photobucket? im using my playstation 3's internet, so photobucket wont work
See what it drops to after about an hour. Do you hand mist? How often does she get misted each day? Do you have a humidifier on her cage?
its taking her a LONG time to shed. two days by now. is this bad? how can i help? i cant peel her, because she doesnt like me to hold her. help me please!!
Two days doesn't sound too long. A full shed can take a week or longer depending on condtions.
When a shedding cycle starts increased you misting freq and duration to help the process.
Hope that helps
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OK... for humidifiers you should buy the V5100N from Vick's.
How long do you mist for? you should mist for at least 3 minutes at a time maybe 4 times a day. You should cover your cham with water, get the whole inside of the cage wet and try to see if she'll drink... if you never see her drinking you should mist long. I would also be a good idea to use warm water in the misting bottle each time you mist. Another good idea would be to add a dripper, you can make that easily with a plastic cup and putting a pin hole in the bottom of the cup.