Pascalperfect
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Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - Male Veiled, hes about 8 months and was only around 2 weeks when I got him.
Handling - I take him out when I clean his cage, or re-arrange his plants which is around once a week.
Feeding - I feed him small crickets because he refused to eat the larger ones. I offer them to him around 2-3 times a day usually around 10 am and 2pm
Supplements - on the 5th and 20th of every month I dust his crickets with d3, on the 10th and 30th I used the multivitamin.
D3 -reptocal
Multivitamin- reptocal
plain calcium- blue iguana (cal-stron)
Watering - We have 3 drip systems going constantly, and turned off through the night. We mist him 3-4 times a day and make sure we see him drink before we stop misting.
Fecal Description - White or black, very liquidy.
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Our cage is completely screen all around with aquarium film on the bottom. 2 x 2 x 4
Lighting - Zoomed, he has one normal house bulb 60 watt, & his uvb 5.0
Temperature - his basking spot is around 80 degrees and the bottom is around 70-75. We have two thermometers in his cage.
Humidity - Our humidity levels around between 60-80% throughout the day, we have almost completely live plants to help.
Plants - We are using live plants, a pothos and two umbrella plants.
Placement - Infront of a glass sliding door, away from any airconditioning vents or fans.
Location - Central Florida.
Current Problem - Pascal has been laying on the bottom of his enclosure in the dirt and and water that goes through our drainage system we have created. He is often a dark color throughout the day and has been eating only around 5 crickets daily, where as he used to be eating around 20.
He is a bright green when he sleeps on another note!
There are no vets in our area, the closest one is around 2 hours away and we have been having a hard time contacting him.
Your Chameleon - Male Veiled, hes about 8 months and was only around 2 weeks when I got him.
Handling - I take him out when I clean his cage, or re-arrange his plants which is around once a week.
Feeding - I feed him small crickets because he refused to eat the larger ones. I offer them to him around 2-3 times a day usually around 10 am and 2pm
Supplements - on the 5th and 20th of every month I dust his crickets with d3, on the 10th and 30th I used the multivitamin.
D3 -reptocal
Multivitamin- reptocal
plain calcium- blue iguana (cal-stron)
Watering - We have 3 drip systems going constantly, and turned off through the night. We mist him 3-4 times a day and make sure we see him drink before we stop misting.
Fecal Description - White or black, very liquidy.
Cage Info:
Cage Type - Our cage is completely screen all around with aquarium film on the bottom. 2 x 2 x 4
Lighting - Zoomed, he has one normal house bulb 60 watt, & his uvb 5.0
Temperature - his basking spot is around 80 degrees and the bottom is around 70-75. We have two thermometers in his cage.
Humidity - Our humidity levels around between 60-80% throughout the day, we have almost completely live plants to help.
Plants - We are using live plants, a pothos and two umbrella plants.
Placement - Infront of a glass sliding door, away from any airconditioning vents or fans.
Location - Central Florida.
Current Problem - Pascal has been laying on the bottom of his enclosure in the dirt and and water that goes through our drainage system we have created. He is often a dark color throughout the day and has been eating only around 5 crickets daily, where as he used to be eating around 20.
He is a bright green when he sleeps on another note!
There are no vets in our area, the closest one is around 2 hours away and we have been having a hard time contacting him.
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