Does he look healthy to you?

[jaredshermanderson]

He's a 3 month old Veiled. How does he look?

 

[DeviousMike]

Looks like a young veiled to me . I don't see anything that sticks out right now.

 

[Psychodrake]

He looks adorable.

 

[jaredshermanderson]

Thanks!
I mean does he look dehydrated or too skinny or anything?

 

[alexbrock]

What is his diet and how are you supplementing?

 

[jaredshermanderson]

I feed him crickets twice a day. The crickets are dusted with calcium and eat carrots and spinach.

 

[Chamero]

Dont feed them spinach, it can be bad for your chameleon.

 

[kirekameleon]

Thanks!
I mean does he look dehydrated or too skinny or anything?

Definitely does not look dehydrated by his eyes, they look really good and no wrinkles in skin seem noticeable.

kire

1.0 Calyptratus (Ol' Chauncy)

 

[kirekameleon]

I feed him crickets twice a day. The crickets are dusted with calcium and eat carrots and spinach.

I have read not to use spinach, I think it is thought to have an inhibitor of calcium or to that effect. I was in the grocery store so I started looking at vegetables. Spinach per serving seemed to be higher in calcium than the others, but whatever spinach contains or may contain makes me choose not use it. 1 Idaho potato that equals 1 serving has 2% calcium, but I found these Melissa's Dutch Yellow Baby Potatoes(about 2" X 1") and it takes 4 to equal 1 serving and they are 8% calcium per serving. I feed these to my crickets along with carrots; but when I am gutloading right before feeding I use carrots, collard greens, romaine and I am looking to begin using oranges too.

kire

1.0 Calyptratus (Ol' Chauncy)

 

[alexbrock]

I feed him crickets twice a day. The crickets are dusted with calcium and eat carrots and spinach.

What supplements do you exactly use? (brand of supplements)
How much do you mist?

 

[engine24]

He looks happy and healthy to me!