LeoThePanther
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Not eating a lot
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LeoThePanther
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Oops that's a old photo from like 2 months ago my chameleon is hiding in the back of the cage so I can't take a clear photo
LeoThePanther
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Hello why is no one responding??? Fine here's my chameleon info stuff:
Age: about 10 months Handling:Not very much Food: Every second day so like feed on Monday then feed on Wednesday Kinds of food: 2 or 1 super worms each week, 5 crickets with supplements D3 calcium. Has feeding cage cause it's to hard to feed him in the screen cage. Lighting: using zoomed and had it ever since I got the chameleon. I change the lightbulb every other month. Lights out at 8Pm Lights on 8Am. I have no idea what the temperature is I think it's probably 80-90 degrees.
Also he's a male. Plants: I don't use live plants. Parasites: never went to check Humidity: I just spray everywhere with a spray bottle. Watering: I just spray the mouth then he drinks it also when I see him like licking I give him water by spraying. Need any other info just say it
Age: about 10 months Handling:Not very much Food: Every second day so like feed on Monday then feed on Wednesday Kinds of food: 2 or 1 super worms each week, 5 crickets with supplements D3 calcium. Has feeding cage cause it's to hard to feed him in the screen cage. Lighting: using zoomed and had it ever since I got the chameleon. I change the lightbulb every other month. Lights out at 8Pm Lights on 8Am. I have no idea what the temperature is I think it's probably 80-90 degrees.
Also he's a male. Plants: I don't use live plants. Parasites: never went to check Humidity: I just spray everywhere with a spray bottle. Watering: I just spray the mouth then he drinks it also when I see him like licking I give him water by spraying. Need any other info just say it
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ChameLIonLover
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Adding more variety should always help. Superworms can be addicting to chameleons. Look around and you will see people suggesting other great bugs such as BB flies, Dubia roaches, hornworms. All are pretty easy to care for. You havnt brought a stool in to your vet to check? It's usually no more than 30 dollars. I can get it done for 20 from my vet. Checking for parasites at least a couple of times per year wouldn't hurt. Your cham is still young and maturing, so this is a critical time for him to gow; make sure to get a fecal examination done.
