Am I doing anything wrong? Health form included

[Marinewife34]

Your Chameleon - Male Panther chameleon, I got him when he was 2 months and had him about 7 months so he's 9 months
Handling - I only handle him when necessary to clean him cage and maybe once a week take him out and hand feed him.
Feeding - he eats gut loaded large crickets, he eats 10 to 15 around 9 in the morning. He also eats super worms for a treat every now and then.
Supplements - i have fluckers calcium dust I dust crickets once a week and he has liquid fluckers vitamins he takes once a week as well.
Watering - he has a drip system that stays on all day and night, I mist him by hand 5 times a day and for 30 seconds each time. I always see him drinking.
Fecal Description - not tested for parasites since I've had him. He has white and brown fecal from pics I've seen of healthy looking stool is about the same as his.
History - Any previous information about your cham that might be useful to others when trying to help you.

Cage Info:
Cage Type he has a screen cage 4 foot by 2 1/2 round cage.
Lighting - Reptilite 5 UVB coil bulb and 100 Reptilite heating light his lights are on from 9am to 9pm and shut off at night.
Temperature- I have three thermometers in his cage for top stays 90-80 degrees his humility stays 60-50 there middle of cage is 80-70 humidity stays 50-45 and bottom stays 70 and humidity is about 45 I have 3 and humidity gage in his cage at night his temps stay 75-68
Humidity - in last description
Plants - He has a live pothos in his cage and fake branches and leaves to create a tree like environment for him
Placement - his cage is 5 foot from the ground. He is in my bedroom he's not where there's any high traffic around him. I don't put the fan on in that room and I keep the bent closed in the room he is on the opposite side of the vent in the corner of the bed room and by a window so I can pull back the blinds and let him have natural sunlight every now and then
Location- Jacksonville North Carolina

Current Problem - i walked in the other day and noticed his eyes closed once I sprayed his cage he opened them. I don't know if he was napping if something's wrong I'm constantly worried about him and need to know if I'm doing anything wrong. He eats no problem and drinks he stays at the top of his cage on his basking spot. He shed not to long ago about 5 days ago and under his neck is still white it is normally bright orange is that normal? Am I just freaking out over little things and he's actually ok?

 

[jannb]

IMO 90 is too warm for a panther. I always kept the basking spot for mine around 86. In the past allot of people had problems with the coil bulbs causing damage to the eyes. The problem was suppose to be corrected but I still read on here where people still have problems, even very experienced keepers. I see a few others things that you can find in my blog linked below. Did the vet do a fecal? If not I recommend a fecal to rule out parasites. These guys gets parasites allot due to the feeders they eat. If the parasites so untreated they can make them sick and eventually kill them. Please post some photos of your little man and his enclosure. I send a message to a friend in Laffette to see if he knows any good cham vets. I'll let you know when I hear back from him. He use to keep multi panthers and I know he uses a vet quite often.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blo...-keepers-young-veiled-panther-chameleons.html

 

[Marinewife34]

IMO 90 is too warm for a panther. I always kept the basking spot for mine around 86. In the past allot of people had problems with the coil bulbs causing damage to the eyes. The problem was suppose to be corrected but I still read on here where people still have problems, even very experienced keepers. I see a few others things that you can find in my blog linked below. Did the vet do a fecal? If not I recommend a fecal to rule out parasites. These guys gets parasites allot due to the feeders they eat. If the parasites so untreated they can make them sick and eventually kill them. Please post some photos of your little man and his enclosure. I send a message to a friend in Laffette to see if he knows any good cham vets. I'll let you know when I hear back from him. He use to keep multi panthers and I know he uses a vet quite often.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blo...-keepers-young-veiled-panther-chameleons.html

Here's his enclosure

 

[Marinewife34]

IMO 90 is too warm for a panther. I always kept the basking spot for mine around 86. In the past allot of people had problems with the coil bulbs causing damage to the eyes. The problem was suppose to be corrected but I still read on here where people still have problems, even very experienced keepers. I see a few others things that you can find in my blog linked below. Did the vet do a fecal? If not I recommend a fecal to rule out parasites. These guys gets parasites allot due to the feeders they eat. If the parasites so untreated they can make them sick and eventually kill them. Please post some photos of your little man and his enclosure. I send a message to a friend in Laffette to see if he knows any good cham vets. I'll let you know when I hear back from him. He use to keep multi panthers and I know he uses a vet quite often.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blo...-keepers-young-veiled-panther-chameleons.html

And here's a pic of him

 

[Marinewife34]

My phones not allowing me to put the picture of him up. I have the pic of him in my photos if you can look there to see him

 

[jannb]

My phones not allowing me to put the picture of him up. I have the pic of him in my photos if you can look there to see him

He looks good to me. A very handsome boy. BUT one of my guys looked and acted great and he was still loaded with cociddia, the very worst parasite. It was found in a routine check. After two rounds of treatment he was clean.

 

[Marinewife34]

He looks good to me. A very handsome boy. BUT one of my guys looked and acted great and he was still loaded with cociddia, the very worst parasite. It was found in a routine check. After two rounds of treatment he was clean.

Thank you so much as soon as I can find a vet here that knows what they're doing when it comes to a Panther chameleon I will get him checked for parasites.

 

[jannb]

Thank you so much as soon as I can find a vet here that knows what they're doing when it comes to a Panther chameleon I will get him checked for parasites.

I haven't been able to get you a personal recommendation yet but in the mean time you can check this out. http://arav.com/find-a-vet/

 

[jannb]

Here's the vet my friend recommends.
LSU vet teaching clinic has the most knowledge and sees exotics

 

[Marinewife34]

Here's the vet my friend recommends.
LSU vet teaching clinic has the most knowledge and sees exotics

Thank you so much.