My Cham Can't Aim

[LizardLover0261]

When my veiled goes to eat he isn't the most accurate. Any recommended prescription glasses out there? Lol

 

[CJ's Exotics]

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[Kritter]

He’ll figure it out just make sure he’s hydrated maybe get him some hornworms and make sure his humility gets up there. One of my guys had bad aim when he was a little dehydrated but after a big hornworm snack and some good misting within about three or four hours he was back on point! Lol good luck to you bud

 

[kinyonga]

Is this the same one that was having eye issues a while ago? How did that turn out?
What specific supplements are you using and how often for each? What do you feed/gutload the insects with?

 

[LizardLover0261]

Is this the same one that was having eye issues a while ago? How did that turn out?
What specific supplements are you using and how often for each? What do you feed/gutload the insects with?

Yeah it was, he's come back from that just fine, been using repti-vite with beta carotene and calcium alternating every daily feeding. I've been gutloading roaches and crickets with a mixture of Oxbow Critical Care, Jurassic Diet, Flukers Calcium Fortified Cricket Food, and the Repti-vite with Beta Carotene and D3. They have a constant flow of that into their enclosures. Plus a horned worm every other week or so. His cones are clear and unobstructed. No irritation from what I can tell by looking/monitoring his behavior. Got this guy when he was 4 grams now he's almost an ounce.

 

[kinyonga]

If his aim is bad then it's possible it's a nutrient I'm balance but if he was having eye issues it could be from that too. You have too many supplements/gutloads that I'm not familiar with the contents of to tell you if there's an I'm balance or not. Calcium, phosphorus, D3 and prEformed vitamin A are the ones to look at. If the tongue/aim is due to an I'm balance then your chameleon could be developing MBD.