BPelizabeth
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My veiled cham is approx. 1 year old. He grew very very fast and is quite active. He loves to go out of his cage and we have set up a safe place for him to free roam a few times a week. He is in a large DIY screen cage. He has a power sun heat lamp. He has real plants and fake plants in his enclosure and bamboo to crawl on. He eats crickets every other day that are gut loaded and sprinkled with calcium. I also put in some dark greens for him as everyday as he seems to like it. About once a week I will give him a tiny bit of fruit as well and the occasional hibiscus flower. He is pretty different from some chams I have encountered as he really seems to enjoy being held. Especially by females. As far as water his cage is sprayed on top about 5-6 times a day creating droplets on the top screen. However when he is in shed...for some reason he seems to LIKE to be sprayed directly.
Here is my concern.....
Today I noticed that the rim of his veil is cracking all the way around. I am not sure why this is happening at all. I noticed he was for a while rubbing it on the top of the cage and dropped his bamboo down a bit so he could not do that. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
On a side note....just for background info....we did get another female cham (she is about 2 months old right now). She is in the same type of cage only smaller next to his cage. Not sure if that will have any bearing as to what is happening.
Again thank you for you help!
Here is my concern.....
Today I noticed that the rim of his veil is cracking all the way around. I am not sure why this is happening at all. I noticed he was for a while rubbing it on the top of the cage and dropped his bamboo down a bit so he could not do that. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
On a side note....just for background info....we did get another female cham (she is about 2 months old right now). She is in the same type of cage only smaller next to his cage. Not sure if that will have any bearing as to what is happening.
Again thank you for you help!