lainezor
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Your Chameleon - Male panther chameleon 8 months old
How long has it been in your care? About 2 months
Handling - only if I have to
Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? crickets mostly but he showed no interest them all week so hes liked silk worms. I saw him eat a few crickets today. Superworms and hornworms for treats. so What amount? 5-6 silks a day. What is the schedule? not been long enough for this really.
How are you gut-loading your feeders? carrots, cricket formula, cricket water with calcium,apples, romaine lettuce.Supplements - Calcium without d3 monday-friday, saturday plain crickets, sunday-alternating between heptivite and calcium with d3(showing little interest in crickets lately)
Watering -Misting and he has a little water bowl at the top of the cage that drips for about 20 mins 2 or more times a day. How often and how long to you mist? Frequently and until things are pretty wet Do you see your chameleon drinking? Yes.
Fecal Description - greyish brown and pretty mucusy looking, not very solid, appears to have mucus in it.Has this chameleon ever been tested for parasites? Yes. As of 2 weeks ago it was negative. History -Had really smelly fecal so I took him to vet, The vet gave me Flagyl and I gave him that once daily for 7 days. Fecal looked a bit better. The test came back positive for pinworms about 3 days later. I gave him Panacur once about a month ago and then 1 more 3 weeks later. Test came back to see if 3rd dose was needed and came back negative.
Cage Info:
Cage Type - screen What are the dimensions? 24*24*48 inches Lighting - What brand, model, and types of lighting are you using? Incandescent light bulb for basking. uvb 5.0 (reptisun) linear.What is your daily lighting schedule? light are on a timer goes on at 6am and off at 8:00pm.
Temperature - What temp range have you created (cage floor to basking spot)? 1.4 at very bottom, 91-93 in bask area, 77.3 in non bask area.Lowest overnight temp?would need to measure at night but lights do go off. How do you measure these temps? temperature gun Humidity - What are your humidity levels? around 70%-90% How are you creating and maintaining these levels? Misting and drip system.What do you use to measure humidity? Hydrometer(water gauge thing) Plants - Are you using live plants? yes If so, what kind? 1 hibiscus 1 pathos
Placement - Where is your cage located? in my bedroom on the 6th floor of an apartment complex, canada beside tarantula shelf Is it near any fans, air vents, or high traffic areas? no. At what height is the top of the cage relative to your room floor? 5.5 feet Location - Where are you geographically located? Ontario Canada
Current Problem- chameleon has 2 scab looking things on the left side of his head and one by his mouth, there are 2 greyish black spots as well, one on the right side of his head in the same spot as the left and one on the top of his head. The is no possible way that they are burns because the heat light is 2 inches from the top of the cage.
I just noticed it yesterday and I am really worried. Here are some pictures:
How long has it been in your care? About 2 months
Handling - only if I have to
Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? crickets mostly but he showed no interest them all week so hes liked silk worms. I saw him eat a few crickets today. Superworms and hornworms for treats. so What amount? 5-6 silks a day. What is the schedule? not been long enough for this really.
How are you gut-loading your feeders? carrots, cricket formula, cricket water with calcium,apples, romaine lettuce.Supplements - Calcium without d3 monday-friday, saturday plain crickets, sunday-alternating between heptivite and calcium with d3(showing little interest in crickets lately)
Watering -Misting and he has a little water bowl at the top of the cage that drips for about 20 mins 2 or more times a day. How often and how long to you mist? Frequently and until things are pretty wet Do you see your chameleon drinking? Yes.
Fecal Description - greyish brown and pretty mucusy looking, not very solid, appears to have mucus in it.Has this chameleon ever been tested for parasites? Yes. As of 2 weeks ago it was negative. History -Had really smelly fecal so I took him to vet, The vet gave me Flagyl and I gave him that once daily for 7 days. Fecal looked a bit better. The test came back positive for pinworms about 3 days later. I gave him Panacur once about a month ago and then 1 more 3 weeks later. Test came back to see if 3rd dose was needed and came back negative.
Cage Info:
Cage Type - screen What are the dimensions? 24*24*48 inches Lighting - What brand, model, and types of lighting are you using? Incandescent light bulb for basking. uvb 5.0 (reptisun) linear.What is your daily lighting schedule? light are on a timer goes on at 6am and off at 8:00pm.
Temperature - What temp range have you created (cage floor to basking spot)? 1.4 at very bottom, 91-93 in bask area, 77.3 in non bask area.Lowest overnight temp?would need to measure at night but lights do go off. How do you measure these temps? temperature gun Humidity - What are your humidity levels? around 70%-90% How are you creating and maintaining these levels? Misting and drip system.What do you use to measure humidity? Hydrometer(water gauge thing) Plants - Are you using live plants? yes If so, what kind? 1 hibiscus 1 pathos
Placement - Where is your cage located? in my bedroom on the 6th floor of an apartment complex, canada beside tarantula shelf Is it near any fans, air vents, or high traffic areas? no. At what height is the top of the cage relative to your room floor? 5.5 feet Location - Where are you geographically located? Ontario Canada
Current Problem- chameleon has 2 scab looking things on the left side of his head and one by his mouth, there are 2 greyish black spots as well, one on the right side of his head in the same spot as the left and one on the top of his head. The is no possible way that they are burns because the heat light is 2 inches from the top of the cage.
I just noticed it yesterday and I am really worried. Here are some pictures:
