My chameleon is laying in the corner on the ground i m not sure if i am doing anything wrong with him but i have a veiled chameleon that ive owned for a couple months.
Chameleon laying on floor.
At night the temperature can be allowed to drop to 72 f to 79 f.
The frame is installed directly on the subfloor surrounded by tile or stone flooring.
Pieces are then glued into the register s channels with clear silicone caulk.
A cradle and a frame.
I guess she s to young.
There should be a warm basking area that is kept at 89 f to 113 f so your temperature of 90 is adequate but don t let it go below 89 f that sounds hot to us but to a chameleon it is just right.
It is not to do with eggs females get huge before they are about to lay and get massive growths on.
This chameleon was successfully bred to a male 35 days prior and became gravid.
Feeding he is now eating 10 large crickets every other day.
This is day 3.
The installer cuts tile and stone materials with a ceramic tile wet saw.
About a month ago he layed down on the ground in the corner and stayed there pretty much all night but when i gave him a nudge in the morning he got up and everything was good.
Use a good digital probe thermometer to measure the temperature.
When a chameleon sits at the bottom of its tank and is unresponsive it is either unhappy or ill.
Made of sturdy aircraft grade aluminum chameleon tile stone registers come in two parts.
She s just a baby from what i can gather.
Veiled chameleon was in the big cricket bowl i use in his cage when i came home from work today for lunch picked him up out of it and placed him back up on his basking branch.
She s been mad towards us.
Your chameleon veiled chameleon.
He has been in my care since october 2018 handling i can t remember the last time i handled him.
She stays her pretty green color until i.
My veiled chameleon has been staying on the ground.
For wood materials the installer uses a power saw to cut pieces.
A female chameleon ready to lay eggs will spend more time than usual on the floor.
Camille is a 3 year old female veiled chameleon chamaeleo calyptratus that presented to the avian exotic animal medical center miami florida for a gradual onset of weakness and weight loss culminating in difficulty laying a clutch of eggs.
Came home from work for the day and he was on the ground again laying under a little tree in his cage black in color and not moving.
I ve had her for about 1 1 2 months.
I have tried in the past to feed him other types of.
