Not sure about his age? lil help
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SSimsswiSS
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If he is a he, he would be anywhere from 2 to 3 months old. If he is a she, she could be a bit older. In the 3 to 4 month old range.
DirtyDubbz
New Member
I would agree from 3-4 months definatly not older than that cute little guy tho
FrankTheTank
Established Member
the deposits coming out of the nose are a little alarming. You need to check your supplementation. are you using calcium with d3 or without? Either way you are probably over-supplementing.
carol5208
Chameleon Enthusiast
yes, they are not thought to be calcium.
FrankTheTank
Established Member
Oh I wasn't aware if that. My veiled never had deposits like that and I've read several places that said it could be from over supplementing. Thanks for clarifying! Won't give that info anymore 
jtesagain625
Member
Def not supplementing too much. Got him 4 days ago. First day Cal with D3. Next 2 Cal no D3. Today, no dusting. He's starting to shed today. And actually watched him drink some water (was alil nervous bout hydration).
Girl at pet store said the stuff on his nose was from a prior shed.
Girl at pet store said the stuff on his nose was from a prior shed.
Chiichan
Member
Doubt that was from a previous shed, if anything its the start of his new shed. Many of us find that information from pestore employees aren't always correct.
We never had the nose thing with our first male veiled, but I noticed our Loki has the same thing going on like yours. I read that its how they get rid of excess salts?? Not sure how true that is, but I figured that may be what it is and it's nothing to worry about. His eating, drinking, and behavior is all well.
Congrats on the little guy btw. We named our new veiled Loki as well.
We never had the nose thing with our first male veiled, but I noticed our Loki has the same thing going on like yours. I read that its how they get rid of excess salts?? Not sure how true that is, but I figured that may be what it is and it's nothing to worry about. His eating, drinking, and behavior is all well.
Congrats on the little guy btw. We named our new veiled Loki as well.
jtesagain625
Member
I'm fighting the wife for a diff name. I don't mind Loki, but she got to name the kids, i wanna name a pet lol.Doubt that was from a previous shed, if anything its the start of his new shed. Many of us find that information from pestore employees aren't always correct.
We never had the nose thing with our first male veiled, but I noticed our Loki has the same thing going on like yours. I read that its how they get rid of excess salts?? Not sure how true that is, but I figured that may be what it is and it's nothing to worry about. His eating, drinking, and behavior is all well.
Congrats on the little guy btw. We named our new veiled Loki as well.
