khameleonmom
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I wanna update you guys in cosmo first!! i took him to the vet for the bump on his eye, they removed it and told me it didn’t look like anything to worry about unless it comes back, in which case we kept the bump for testing. Anyways! I’ve noticed he hasn’t been shedding much, which I know is normal for an adult, but his tail has been looking like it’s about to shed but won’t almost. it looks like there’s a layer of dry skin on it, or like the pigment is lower than the rest of his skin? He has some dry looking spots on his head with small bits of shed, although i make sure i keep his humidity up since i saw the bits on his head. i’ll attach pictures, if anyone could tell me what they think it is that would be great!!
some info:
15 month old ambilobe panther
i’ve had him for 11
i handle him everyday
he eats crickets and superworms mostly, usually every other day, however lately he hasn’t been interested. maybe every 2-3 days, and not much, 2-5 works/crickets. before that he usually ate 5-6 every other day or two.
rep-cal multivitamin (every other feed) and national geographic calcium dust w d3 once a month ish
dripper and misting
normal
2x2x4 screen cage, 100w daylight 5.0 uvb; 75-90*, humidity 50-70
jasmine tree and pathos plants
next to window in corner
florida
some info:
15 month old ambilobe panther
i’ve had him for 11
i handle him everyday
he eats crickets and superworms mostly, usually every other day, however lately he hasn’t been interested. maybe every 2-3 days, and not much, 2-5 works/crickets. before that he usually ate 5-6 every other day or two.
rep-cal multivitamin (every other feed) and national geographic calcium dust w d3 once a month ish
dripper and misting
normal
2x2x4 screen cage, 100w daylight 5.0 uvb; 75-90*, humidity 50-70
jasmine tree and pathos plants
next to window in corner
florida
