white bump on head of baby panther
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johnnycamp5
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He looks very tiny
The dead feeder on the leaf above him is almost as big as his head!
Why is there such a large feeder in with him?
Make sure he is not getting bitten by those large insects
The dead feeder on the leaf above him is almost as big as his head!
Why is there such a large feeder in with him?
Make sure he is not getting bitten by those large insects
laurie
Retired Moderator
Is there any chance one of his trees drop sap? it slick clear part might be sag, but that does not explain the white in the bump. I would call a vet and ask if they think you should bring him in. If we know more we hight have some ideas. For now could you copy and fill out this form as completely as you can?
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robchameleon
New Member
dead feeder..
actually sir its just the angle, its smaller than it looks, and its not dead, its just semi dead.. squished it a lil bit for him to hunt it easily..
actually sir its just the angle, its smaller than it looks, and its not dead, its just semi dead.. squished it a lil bit for him to hunt it easily..
robchameleon
New Member
ameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - panther, male 7 weeks from hatch, 3 weeks of care
Handling - none
Feeding - fruitflies, about 12 in a day..
Supplements - repashy calcium plus everyday dusting fruitfly, and calcium with d3 1x evry 2 weeks
Watering - drinking, thru misting 4x a day
Fecal Description - brown black, with white, not tested for parasites
History - cross between ambilobe and nosy be
Cage Info:
Cage Type - mesh, 18x18x 24"
Lighting - Reptisun 5.0 and 40 watt basking light
Temperature - 26-28 C day 25 night
Humidity - misting live plants
Plants - live
Placement - good vent place
Location -tropical country in asia
Your Chameleon - panther, male 7 weeks from hatch, 3 weeks of care
Handling - none
Feeding - fruitflies, about 12 in a day..
Supplements - repashy calcium plus everyday dusting fruitfly, and calcium with d3 1x evry 2 weeks
Watering - drinking, thru misting 4x a day
Fecal Description - brown black, with white, not tested for parasites
History - cross between ambilobe and nosy be
Cage Info:
Cage Type - mesh, 18x18x 24"
Lighting - Reptisun 5.0 and 40 watt basking light
Temperature - 26-28 C day 25 night
Humidity - misting live plants
Plants - live
Placement - good vent place
Location -tropical country in asia
robchameleon
New Member
yah it could be the sap.. do i need to wash it off? and how? thank you.
You should supplement with plain calcium every feeding, calcium with D3 twice a month, and multivitamin twice a month. Repashy Calcium Plus is technically both a multivitamin and calcium with D3, so you may be able to use it four times a month instead. Not sure if anyone has tried this. I alternate between calcium plus and herptivite.
The only problem I see with what you listed is over-supplementing.
Can you get a picture of the bump that is larger and in focus?
Thanks!
The only problem I see with what you listed is over-supplementing.
Can you get a picture of the bump that is larger and in focus?
Thanks!
