Male Veiled Looking Good?
- Thread starter Jordan S
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clumsyjellyfish
Member
Looks okay but maybe a little dehydrated. Can't say what age. Make sure you mist cage for 2 minutes at LEAST twice a day so he can drink 
MSMorgan
Avid Member
Jordan,
Welcome to the site. Hard to tell from the pic you posted. The closer the pic the better and maybe a few more to boot. To get a better idea of where we're at with you little one, please fill this out for us and attach some more pics.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/
This will help greatly in giving you a better guestimate of how your guy is doing.
Welcome to the site. Hard to tell from the pic you posted. The closer the pic the better and maybe a few more to boot. To get a better idea of where we're at with you little one, please fill this out for us and attach some more pics.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/
This will help greatly in giving you a better guestimate of how your guy is doing.
Alexander1
Avid Member
I don't see how he looks dehydrated..
clumsyjellyfish
Member
No? Oh, okay. My bad
Jordan S
Member
Chameleon Info:
Cage Info:
Current Problem - I just want to know if he's doing healthy, and has a good temporary set up
- Your Chameleon - Male Veiled Chameleon
- Handling - I only take him out once or twice a week, usually when he wants to to get natural UV rays
- Feeding - I feed him crickets gut loaded with zucchini, carrots, or asparagus, usually 6-7. Recently I've been feeding him hornworms and he seems to enjoy them.
- Supplements - Calcium without D3 dusted lightly every feeding, Calium with D3 once a week, and Herptivite once or twice a month.
- Watering - I mist him with a spray bottle 2-3 times a day for 5-6 minutes each session or until he drinks water.
- Fecal Description - Poop seems to be brown, urates from today were a bit yellow, which is why I misted him for longer.
- History - None
Cage Info:
- Cage Type - Screen cage that is about 24x12x26
- Lighting - Linear 24" 5.0 Reptisun UVB and a Repti Bask 100w bulb
- Temperature - The temp for the basking spot is about 80 f, while the cool part is in the low 70s
- Humidity - I use a hydrometer which says the humidity is 65-70, and I kept the humidity by live plants and long misting sessions
- Plants - I have a hibiscus plant and a star jasmine plant in his cage
- Placement - My cage is on a desk in the living room, there is a fan but it is turned off mostly.
- Location - My location is in San Diego, California, usually has temperatures in the mid 70's
Current Problem - I just want to know if he's doing healthy, and has a good temporary set up
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carol5208
Chameleon Enthusiast
He doesn't.
Why post something if you have no reason to back your comment.? It is great you are trying to be helpful, but posting things that have no merit can confuse people.No? Oh, okay. My bad
carol5208
Chameleon Enthusiast
As far as age, once they become adults, it is hard to say. I mean he is atleast a year plus. There is no way to really tell unless you had him from a baby or know how old he was from the person you got him from. Seeing he is an adult, I certainly would look into getting a larger cage. That is pretty small for an adult Veild chameleon.
Haven27
Member
Doesn't his eye look a little sunken? Or is that just shadow?
