Thompson
Chameleon Enthusiast
Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - Nosy Be panther chameleon, 6.5 months old been in my care for about 3 months now
Handling - Twice a Week to put him in his free range
Feeding - I feed him adult crickets and meduim sized dubia roaches. I feed him five adult crickets one week and then the next week five dubia every other day.
Supplements - I use reptical w/o d3 and w/ d3. I dust with calcium w/o d3 monday-friday saturday-none and sunday-alternate d3 and multivitamin w/o 3
Watering - I have a mistking but lately since i've been out of school I just hand water him
Fecal Description - Brown with white urates and has not been tested for parasites
History - None
Cage Info:
Cage Type - 24"L x 16"W x 30"H all screened enclosure
Lighting - 5.0 reptisun and a 75 watt Halogen basking bulb( I hang that a couple inches from his cage.
Temperature - Basking spot is 85F the rest of the cage is usually around 75-77 degrees
Humidity - Humidity stays around 60% and goes up to 80% with each misting. I use a digital humidity gage that I bought from walmart.
Plants - I use a Ficus
Placement - The cage is located on top of a counter. The top of the cage is about 8ft from the ground. The only person that walks into the room is me.
Location - Las Vegas
Current Problem - I noticed this morning that my chameleon has not been using his left front leg. It seems to be a little swollen. I gave him food and he quickly ate two of the five crickets I gave him. I gave him some water and he was drinking more rapidly then I have ever seen him drink! He also stays very close to his branch and hangs his leg when he walks. I am about to make an appointment to his vet but I was wondering if any of you could see if it is actually broken. I have not seen him fall at all.
Your Chameleon - Nosy Be panther chameleon, 6.5 months old been in my care for about 3 months now
Handling - Twice a Week to put him in his free range
Feeding - I feed him adult crickets and meduim sized dubia roaches. I feed him five adult crickets one week and then the next week five dubia every other day.
Supplements - I use reptical w/o d3 and w/ d3. I dust with calcium w/o d3 monday-friday saturday-none and sunday-alternate d3 and multivitamin w/o 3
Watering - I have a mistking but lately since i've been out of school I just hand water him
Fecal Description - Brown with white urates and has not been tested for parasites
History - None
Cage Info:
Cage Type - 24"L x 16"W x 30"H all screened enclosure
Lighting - 5.0 reptisun and a 75 watt Halogen basking bulb( I hang that a couple inches from his cage.
Temperature - Basking spot is 85F the rest of the cage is usually around 75-77 degrees
Humidity - Humidity stays around 60% and goes up to 80% with each misting. I use a digital humidity gage that I bought from walmart.
Plants - I use a Ficus
Placement - The cage is located on top of a counter. The top of the cage is about 8ft from the ground. The only person that walks into the room is me.
Location - Las Vegas
Current Problem - I noticed this morning that my chameleon has not been using his left front leg. It seems to be a little swollen. I gave him food and he quickly ate two of the five crickets I gave him. I gave him some water and he was drinking more rapidly then I have ever seen him drink! He also stays very close to his branch and hangs his leg when he walks. I am about to make an appointment to his vet but I was wondering if any of you could see if it is actually broken. I have not seen him fall at all.