Domi n the liz
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Recently founded out she a girl, Veiled, I think her age is around 5-7 months teenager but had most of her colors.
Got her this last past weekend at a Reptile Show, little over a week with her now, I handle her 4 times(cleaning/repairing cage, putting branches to my bed letting her roam around my bed/window while i hand put her back, hand feeding)
I feed her 5-7 crickets and 2-3 super worm daily(ordering better worms soon) Crickets are dusted and feeding on collar greens and sometimes apples. I like to feed her 4 crickets in the morning, hand feed worms, and 2-3 cricket in afternoon. I want her to hunt the crickets but they offend fall to the bottom which she never goes to. Worms are all hand feed to show I'm not a fright but food giver.
All my equipment are the brand Zoo-Med: Screen Cage, uvb & heat light kit, even the dust Repti-Calcium with D3.
I made a Diy Dripper that drip all day, I spray the whole cage 2-3 times a day.
Poop been good, long and short logs and white, I seen 4-5 poops around cage in the week
I live in Florida but she is inside, the last 2 days we are getting a cold front, I live in a older apartment so it gets cool, her lamp on for 12 hrs, my house is usually in a cool 70s usually. (so didn't think i needed a night light for her)
Now the problem! There are small white spots around her head (look at photo), I believe they been there since I got her. You can really see them when she is basking but when she is moving around and goes to her true colors her head dose has color spots.
If spot apart of her pattern than why do only these spots show during basking compare to the rest of her patterns?
but Really is she sick? Is this a sign to something? Did a got a sick cham?
Just recently she not eating her morning crickets (last picture) and I'm finding more of them at the bottom, so she didn't eat much yesterday. I scoop them up and put them at the top so she can see them but she super not interested, even let them sit on her...
Are spots normal, a sign that she might be getting worst, can her not eating be a sign or be tied to the weather even thought she inside???
She a sweet little girl who Super curious about everything and wants to adventure out and climb everything to the highest point.
I been messaging the breeder I bought her from but got barely any responses. I know she works at a zoo and her other partners are probably more in charge of the lizards.
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Got her this last past weekend at a Reptile Show, little over a week with her now, I handle her 4 times(cleaning/repairing cage, putting branches to my bed letting her roam around my bed/window while i hand put her back, hand feeding)
I feed her 5-7 crickets and 2-3 super worm daily(ordering better worms soon) Crickets are dusted and feeding on collar greens and sometimes apples. I like to feed her 4 crickets in the morning, hand feed worms, and 2-3 cricket in afternoon. I want her to hunt the crickets but they offend fall to the bottom which she never goes to. Worms are all hand feed to show I'm not a fright but food giver.
All my equipment are the brand Zoo-Med: Screen Cage, uvb & heat light kit, even the dust Repti-Calcium with D3.
I made a Diy Dripper that drip all day, I spray the whole cage 2-3 times a day.
Poop been good, long and short logs and white, I seen 4-5 poops around cage in the week
I live in Florida but she is inside, the last 2 days we are getting a cold front, I live in a older apartment so it gets cool, her lamp on for 12 hrs, my house is usually in a cool 70s usually. (so didn't think i needed a night light for her)
Now the problem! There are small white spots around her head (look at photo), I believe they been there since I got her. You can really see them when she is basking but when she is moving around and goes to her true colors her head dose has color spots.
If spot apart of her pattern than why do only these spots show during basking compare to the rest of her patterns?
but Really is she sick? Is this a sign to something? Did a got a sick cham?
Just recently she not eating her morning crickets (last picture) and I'm finding more of them at the bottom, so she didn't eat much yesterday. I scoop them up and put them at the top so she can see them but she super not interested, even let them sit on her...
Are spots normal, a sign that she might be getting worst, can her not eating be a sign or be tied to the weather even thought she inside???
She a sweet little girl who Super curious about everything and wants to adventure out and climb everything to the highest point.
I been messaging the breeder I bought her from but got barely any responses. I know she works at a zoo and her other partners are probably more in charge of the lizards.
