well i hope you the best of luck if he seems to do bad make sure you take him to the vet.... watch to make shure ur cage doesnt drop below like 67 at night because then hell get sick from being to cold i live in michigan and i have to have a night light.... you may want to move his basking branch slightly closer to the light so he can get about 90....make shure you have uvb bulb and all the right equipment for him to survive also like a dripping system every thing like that.....chameleons are a pain in the ass to take care of
Awww, dont be a spoilsport Trace!
Actually I hadn't noticed it, Had to go look! I must be growing up.
Say, do tell, what on earth is your signature about anyway, has me baffled whenever I see it.?
Seems a little 'highschool girls chat' to me, dare I say, 'adolescent'
You dont find my sig the same?
Ok the temps are fine at that age (its a veiled right?).
If you can, carefully remove any bark from the cage so he cant munch on it again.
Since it ate the worm, its not gaping anymore right? So just keep an eye on him, keep up the misting or dripper, we you have and check carefully for fresh poo over the next few days/a week.
If it ate a small peice, it might pass it ok with luck. (somebody else lizard choked to death on bark a month or two ago).
Probly you are l;ucky, and there wont be an issue, but personally Id refrain from feeding the little guy for a day or two. If he has swallowed some bark, itll be easier to digest with less in his stomach. Do keep up the water though.
If he poos as normal (more than once, remember there was one on the way before it ate bark) in the next week and half, and there are no other problems, then you can consider him out of the woods.
Should something suddenly happen, aka he becomes weak, or cant use his hind legs right, or something dosent seem quitye right, then dont delay, get it to a vet as quck as possible.
Best wishes
Ok the temps are fine at that age (its a veiled right?).
If you can, carefully remove any bark from the cage so he cant munch on it again.
Since it ate the worm, its not gaping anymore right? So just keep an eye on him, keep up the misting or dripper, we you have and check carefully for fresh poo over the next few days/a week.
If it ate a small peice, it might pass it ok with luck. (somebody else lizard choked to death on bark a month or two ago).
Probly you are l;ucky, and there wont be an issue, but personally Id refrain from feeding the little guy for a day or two. If he has swallowed some bark, itll be easier to digest with less in his stomach. Do keep up the water though.
If he poos as normal (more than once, remember there was one on the way before it ate bark) in the next week and half, and there are no other problems, then you can consider him out of the woods.
Should something suddenly happen, aka he becomes weak, or cant use his hind legs right, or something dosent seem quitye right, then dont delay, get it to a vet as quck as possible.
Best wishes
