What should I do

Derian

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Ok so my chameleon has not eaten for 4 days except today he ate one I think he is stressed out so what can I do to eat again
 
Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - I have a veiled chameleon and I've had him for a year and a half. He is a boy
Handling - for some reason my chameleon scraches the door and loves to get out we even went to the vet and they couldn't find anything that was wrong with that lol
Feeding - the last time he ate was one mealworm and he hasnt ate a proper meal but drinks often
Supplements - I use reptivite calcium and calcium with vitaminD and multivitamins are the things I have
Watering - I mist the cage 5 times a day and he drinks water often from the syringe I offer him
Fecal Description - I don't see any poop lately but I see yellowish white urate. Maybe he hasnt pooped because he doesn't eat
History - we took him to the vet because he had calcium deficioncy and constipation

Cage Info:
Cage Type - it's 2 glass tanks stacked on top of eachother that are 12 by 12 by 18 inches
Lighting -I use tropical uvb lights and basking light is 100 or 85 watt not sure
Temperature- the top is in the 90s and middle in 80s and floor is around 70
Humidity - I use a temperature and humidity temperature and mist the cage 5 times a day to keep it humid
Plants - I use fake plants and a fake logs and fake twigs
Placement - it's in my brothers room and there is a fan in the room and it's a good 3 to 4 feet from the ceiling
Location - I'm in Fort Worth texas

I think he is stressed what should I do to help take away that stress and also what should I do about his eating deficioncy and how long can he last without eating
 
What all do you feed him? Chameleons have been known to go on hunger strikes. They get bored with the same old food. A healthy adult can go a couple weeks without eating and survive believe it or not. How often do you give calcium with and without d3. He really should not have a calcium deficiency if you are giving him it on a regular basis. Can you post some pictures of him? If the two tanks are stacked, how do you get ventilation?
 
That's what I thought too so i bought butter worms and he are some and he stoped eating out of no where and for ventilation I open the doors once and a while
 
The cage should have ventilation at all times. What are your humidity levels reading at? How often do you give calcium? And again pics of your chameleon and also of your set up can be helpful. When was the last time you changed out your uvb bulb?
 
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