Hsandovaljr Established Member Oct 10, 2021 #1 Is it normal when a chameleon sheds for them not to eat ?
L Lindasjackson Chameleon Enthusiast Oct 10, 2021 #2 I don’t think so. My Jackson is shedding and he’s eating. Actually he’s not eating as much as usual but he’s eating.
I don’t think so. My Jackson is shedding and he’s eating. Actually he’s not eating as much as usual but he’s eating.
Thatcher Chameleon Enthusiast Oct 10, 2021 #3 They may be too occupied with shedding and just don't feel like moving, if my skin started falling off u wouldn't want to do anything.
They may be too occupied with shedding and just don't feel like moving, if my skin started falling off u wouldn't want to do anything.
MissSkittles Chameleon Enthusiast Oct 10, 2021 #4 Hsandovaljr said: Is it normal when a chameleon sheds for them not to eat ? Click to expand... Sometimes. It’s an itchy process and I can imagine makes them uncomfortable. How many feedings has your chameleon refused?
Hsandovaljr said: Is it normal when a chameleon sheds for them not to eat ? Click to expand... Sometimes. It’s an itchy process and I can imagine makes them uncomfortable. How many feedings has your chameleon refused?
Hsandovaljr Established Member Oct 10, 2021 #5 His only ate 4 crickets and 1 hornworm. He has usually ate 10 crickets , 2 hornworms and 3 wax worms by now.
His only ate 4 crickets and 1 hornworm. He has usually ate 10 crickets , 2 hornworms and 3 wax worms by now.
MissSkittles Chameleon Enthusiast Oct 10, 2021 #6 Just keep an eye on him. If his appetite doesn’t return to normal in a day or two, then I’d start to worry and be making a vet visit with fecal check for parasites.
Just keep an eye on him. If his appetite doesn’t return to normal in a day or two, then I’d start to worry and be making a vet visit with fecal check for parasites.