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This update is long overdue.... but Karma is still with me! No longer missing his target, but still underweight. He's on 3 bugs daily.

I've tried 2 x. Both times were a fail for me. Ugh. Got them to be around 1/4' then bamm....all died. My 1st attempt was with chow, 2nd was fresh mulberry. Was thinking of trying a 3rd bc hey...3rd times a charm. Right?!

Update- karma has gain 2g since uping his feeding. He's eating every day, 5-6 bugs (dubias, crickets, supers) . Still missing target occasionally.

Karma saw his reptile/exotic vet. Fecal came back clear. Blood checked also. Vet says husbandry, vitamins, food schedule are good. She wants to increase food intake to get some weight back on him. Says possibility of just being old and nearing end of life. I told her that he's not quite 4 yrs...

Will do. Got appt for next week.

😔 😟

Oh ok. Hes not even 4 yrs old yet. I'm getting him in to see his reptile vet asap with a fecal too.

Hes 131g. No fecal lately. His poop has always looked the same so I haven't done one. I will asap with his next poop

Yes, when he was a baby. He eats 3-4 bugs per feeding every other day. Mostly dubias. He's been eating silkworms for the last month or so. He gets crickets and superworms about 1 x a week also

Missing his bug. Just sometimes.

I just ordered a new bottle...

Omg. I just looked at my noD bottle. (I replaced it 06/23) but the expiration date says 01/22! I didn't check the label when I replaced it. So, my cham has been getting expired supplements for 4 months. Could this be the problem?

It's repashy calcium loD

Maybe I should add that he doesn't 'miss' all the time. Its only occasionally. But it's happening a bit more often lately

Uvb changed every 6 months. Repashy supercal noD every feed, multivitamin w D 1 time every 2 weeks. I replace w a new bottle every 6 months when I change the uvb.

My karma has recently, occasionally been 'missing' his bug target. He's coming up on 4 yrs old. Nothing has changed in his supplements, environment, lighting, etc. Any thoughts, info and help please. Thanks.

Females have flesh colored ceres. Males have dark blue color ceres. Babies are hard to differentiate until the ceres turn color

Haven't posted in a couple months, but here's Kenshō and karma's latest weigh in.

Thank you for info. I will b doing some reading today! I've gotten most of my info from the web (which of course, means bad info along with good). I clip my smaller birds wings, but Ms. Sunny D goes to the avian vet for "spa days"!