PTCham
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Chameleon Info:
Cage Info:
Current Problem He just finished a shed and towards the end of the shed I noticed he still had a little skin on his mouth. I assumed he would handle the shed perfectly well. Yesterday, I noticed that he had a brown looking patch on his lip (in picture, hard to see, he's asleep; I turned on lights to take picture). The patch looks 3-Dimensional, meaning it isn't directly on his mouth. Kinda looks like red dead skin peeling off. He has been eating fine and uses his tongue fine.
- Your Chameleon Veiled chameleon, male, 4-6 months of age, has been in my care for 1 Month
- Handling Only hand feeding, doesn't darken if I bring my hand near but he will shy away
- Feeding At least 10 3/4 crickets a day. Often with a hornworm or super worm
- Supplements Calc every other day, D3 and Repcal Herptivite 2x a month
- Watering Misting about 3-4 times a day. (Up it during shed)
- Fecal Description Not very frequent, but when I see it is healthy
- History FL Cham
Cage Info:
- Cage Type Screen ZooMed Reptibreeze enclosure 24”x24”x48”
- Lighting 75 watt basking bulb, 5.0 UYB linear reptisun bulb
- Temperature Basking temp is 85, ambient is temp is 75
- Humidity Rises to about 70 when misting but falls to around 40-50 at other times. Evaporates quick with the screen enclosure. (I have plastic tablecloth on the sides for humidity capture
- Plants A large Schefflera Arboricola in the middle
- Placement In my bedroom, top is about 6' high, I don't spend much time in my bedroom and he sleeps very well
Current Problem He just finished a shed and towards the end of the shed I noticed he still had a little skin on his mouth. I assumed he would handle the shed perfectly well. Yesterday, I noticed that he had a brown looking patch on his lip (in picture, hard to see, he's asleep; I turned on lights to take picture). The patch looks 3-Dimensional, meaning it isn't directly on his mouth. Kinda looks like red dead skin peeling off. He has been eating fine and uses his tongue fine.