julies liam
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Hi again...my chams white bit in his poo is getting more orange..can someone plz tell me the shower method please xx
Shower method
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Solid Snake
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You want to get the shower water just barely warm first, then aim the shower head at the wall, so that the water bounces off the wall, and only a small amount hits the chameleon, which should then be placed on a perch (preferably a plant) in the shower.
The chameleon should be allowed to "enjoy" this for up to 45min.
Check water temp periodically to make sure it is warm, but not hot or cold.
Make sure no water is pooling up if at all possible, to avoid any drowning accidents.
You should then make changes to your husbandry to correct the issue.
The chameleon should be allowed to "enjoy" this for up to 45min.
Check water temp periodically to make sure it is warm, but not hot or cold.
Make sure no water is pooling up if at all possible, to avoid any drowning accidents.
You should then make changes to your husbandry to correct the issue.
julies liam
New Member
Ok great will he enjoy this or not? What do u mean change my husbandry?
Solid Snake
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He likely wont at first, or it will seem as though he doesnt at least.
I mean make a change in your husbandry so that the chameleon no longer gets dehydrated.
Examples being, longer misting sessions, more misting sessions, ect.
I mean make a change in your husbandry so that the chameleon no longer gets dehydrated.
Examples being, longer misting sessions, more misting sessions, ect.
KatiLemons
Established Member
If you don't already have a dripper, you might want to make/get one. This will help with hydrating.
monstertankman
Member
When doing the shower be sure the water is between 75-80 degrees . Longer mistings and a dripper should help your chameleon from becoming dehydrated.if
julies liam
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i have a dripper but he isnt intrested in it at all
KatiLemons
Established Member
A couple tips on the dripper.
*make sure to use lukewarm water. (not to hot/cold) Sometimes water can be too cold for them and then they stay away from the drippers.
*Have it so the dripper is dripping onto leaves or a vine. Give it a "running" affect.
*Let it run for a couple hours.
Can we see a picture of your setup?
*make sure to use lukewarm water. (not to hot/cold) Sometimes water can be too cold for them and then they stay away from the drippers.
*Have it so the dripper is dripping onto leaves or a vine. Give it a "running" affect.
*Let it run for a couple hours.
Can we see a picture of your setup?
julies liam
New Member
Yeh sure i dont no how to attach a photo but yeh i will add one to my photos for u to look at xx
