Urgent!
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jamncristian
Established Member
take him to a vet asap
jamncristian
Established Member
fill this out and i might be able to tell you
https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/
https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/
Olimpia
Biologist & Ecologist
Yes, it could be a weakness caused by any number of things. Nutrition, supplementation, dehydration, stress... the "how to ask for help" form will be very helpful for us to give you a better guess at what's wrong. But I'd take him to a vet, because it might be something only seen in a blood test or something like that.
Fill out the form and include photos, of both the cham and his cage.
Fill out the form and include photos, of both the cham and his cage.
ColeCham
New Member
Chameleon Info:
* Your Chameleon - Ambilobe Panther, Male, about 6 months. About a month and a half.
* Handling - Once in a while
* Feeding - Crickets, and the occasional silk worm, around 10 crickets a day (depending on their size), He eats everyday besides Saturday, Apple, carrots
* Supplements - Exo-Terra, i change each day for example monday calcium tuesday vitamen, etc.
* Watering - I use the little dripper, and yes I've seen him drink
* Fecal Description - His feces looks fine, and yes he's had his shots
Cage Info:
* Cage Type - Screen, 48x24x16
* Lighting -12 hours
* Temperature - Around 75-78 and at night probably 68-72
* Humidity - Around 60% and by watering
* Plants - Hibiscus
* Placement - No it's in my bedroom, and its about 8 inches off the floor
* Location - Quebec, Canada
* Your Chameleon - Ambilobe Panther, Male, about 6 months. About a month and a half.
* Handling - Once in a while
* Feeding - Crickets, and the occasional silk worm, around 10 crickets a day (depending on their size), He eats everyday besides Saturday, Apple, carrots
* Supplements - Exo-Terra, i change each day for example monday calcium tuesday vitamen, etc.
* Watering - I use the little dripper, and yes I've seen him drink
* Fecal Description - His feces looks fine, and yes he's had his shots
Cage Info:
* Cage Type - Screen, 48x24x16
* Lighting -12 hours
* Temperature - Around 75-78 and at night probably 68-72
* Humidity - Around 60% and by watering
* Plants - Hibiscus
* Placement - No it's in my bedroom, and its about 8 inches off the floor
* Location - Quebec, Canada
Syn
Avid Member
Who told you to do this?
Syn
Avid Member
Did she tell you how much or how little? Do you dust the food to make them look like ghosts or just a light, thin layer?
Syn
Avid Member
That could very well be the problem right there. I believe that you can cause the kidneys(not sure if that is the correct organ) to shut down over time from over-supplementation, something like that any who.
jamncristian
Established Member
cant be positive but there could be an issue that you are un-aware of due to oversupplementing
jamncristian
Established Member
It depends on the feeders you use and what your gut load is
If i were going to do that i would buy
silkworms
hornworms
butterworm
phoenix worms
isopods
which are all high in calcium
aad I would gut load my feeders with
dandelion greens
collard greens
turnip greens
mustard greens
kale
papaya
squash
carrots
oranges
spirulina
bee pollen
If i were going to do that i would buy
silkworms
hornworms
butterworm
phoenix worms
isopods
which are all high in calcium
aad I would gut load my feeders with
dandelion greens
collard greens
turnip greens
mustard greens
kale
papaya
squash
carrots
oranges
spirulina
bee pollen
