II Knucklez II
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Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - bb ambilobe panther, male, 11 months old, and I got him when he was 4 months old.
Handling - once a week at feeding time. I let him claim out on my hand to reach food i never stick my hand in cage to grab him
Feeding - crickets, meal worms, and horn worms, 5 days week. gut load crickets with veggies, cricket food etc.
Supplements - rep-cal calcium dusted almost every feeding and rep-cal herptivite multivitamins once a month.
Watering - mistking system, 5 times a day at 2 mins. I do see him drinking all the time
Fecal Description - normal droppings solid and dark brown only had one dropping this week that wasnt solid but wasnt all watery if that makes sense, hasnt been tested for parasites.
History - sometimes at night before the light goes out he gets kinda dark while at the bottom of the cage on a vine that he always sleeps on but this happens about 1 day out of the week maybe 2
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Screen cage 4x2x2
Lighting - Lightyourreptile.com 24" HO T5 Double Bulb fixture with Arcadia 6% and 6.5k Day-light Bulbs and running from 12:00 pm till 11:00 pm
Temperature - basking spot temp: 87. Cage floor in the shade: 78 temp at night: 75
Humidity - is at around 50% to 65%and i'm using zilla Hygrometer Thermometer (have not let the water get to sensors)
Plants - Two live pothos plants hanging
Placement - In my closet (not walk-in) with no doors, fan is on at night but not directly hitting the cage. height of cage is at 6 ft. when i wake up to go to work i cover the cage so the light doesnt bother him and when i leave, i take if off and my room is dark till lights come on
Location - Miami, FL
Current Problem - seems to have white spikes on his back and a spot that is white on one of his sides. Dont know what this is maybe shed that didnt come off? do i have to mist more to keep humidity up more. In the last pic you can see a drop of water is on the spot that is white on his side.
Your Chameleon - bb ambilobe panther, male, 11 months old, and I got him when he was 4 months old.
Handling - once a week at feeding time. I let him claim out on my hand to reach food i never stick my hand in cage to grab him
Feeding - crickets, meal worms, and horn worms, 5 days week. gut load crickets with veggies, cricket food etc.
Supplements - rep-cal calcium dusted almost every feeding and rep-cal herptivite multivitamins once a month.
Watering - mistking system, 5 times a day at 2 mins. I do see him drinking all the time
Fecal Description - normal droppings solid and dark brown only had one dropping this week that wasnt solid but wasnt all watery if that makes sense, hasnt been tested for parasites.
History - sometimes at night before the light goes out he gets kinda dark while at the bottom of the cage on a vine that he always sleeps on but this happens about 1 day out of the week maybe 2
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Screen cage 4x2x2
Lighting - Lightyourreptile.com 24" HO T5 Double Bulb fixture with Arcadia 6% and 6.5k Day-light Bulbs and running from 12:00 pm till 11:00 pm
Temperature - basking spot temp: 87. Cage floor in the shade: 78 temp at night: 75
Humidity - is at around 50% to 65%and i'm using zilla Hygrometer Thermometer (have not let the water get to sensors)
Plants - Two live pothos plants hanging
Placement - In my closet (not walk-in) with no doors, fan is on at night but not directly hitting the cage. height of cage is at 6 ft. when i wake up to go to work i cover the cage so the light doesnt bother him and when i leave, i take if off and my room is dark till lights come on
Location - Miami, FL
Current Problem - seems to have white spikes on his back and a spot that is white on one of his sides. Dont know what this is maybe shed that didnt come off? do i have to mist more to keep humidity up more. In the last pic you can see a drop of water is on the spot that is white on his side.
