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Hope its not to late. I just got my Senegal cham from pet supermarket and since have been led down the wrong path. They had me put him in a 10gal aquarium. Also im not sure how long they had him/her but I know they don’t gutload or powder there cricket’s. I have had him/here now for about 2 weeks. I just found out about good gutloading and powdering as I have been giving the crickets dog food and lettuce. I will be ordering some Repashy calcium one bags and checking with my vet. I am trying to right all the wrongs ASAP so u may see alot of this plz help sorry for spamming the page. Thanks for all the help I have already gotten since yesterday! Not out of the dark yet but hope to be soon.
 
gut load

i woldnt use that dog food id suggest u take a loko at sandrachameleon's blog on gutloading she is by far the resident expert on the subject
 
no i know im saying i know now that dog food a lettuce is bad i got them on carrots and im trying to think of a hard type for them.
 
Ten gallon tank no no.

Research something better and blow a fan near It for now they need fresh air.
Aquarium are great for humidity but bad for verticAL climbing and they keep to much heat in.. keep an eye on that.
Fix It soon and he'll be great ::)

And questions are never spam ask up! I'd rather u do that then offer poor husbandry to ur lil guy.
 
There is no reason to be sorry we all were beginners at one time and all had questions and things that needed fixing. As for Gutloads there are several sponsors that make and sell gutloads Tiki Tiki reptiles and Kilgours Chameleons just to name a couple.:D
 
Thanks and maybe you guys could add some thing to my other blog thats up right now. im trying to pick a cage and i think im getting close plz look at my aquarium brake out!!! blog thanks again ill take all the help i can get.
 
I like the Penn plax screen HD habitat 24x24x48 its all screen with plexiglass.door. I'm sure u could find something similar but smaller for a little guy.
 
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