Veiled Chameleon (Adult Female)
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$125.00
$125.00
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Average Adult Size-18 to 24 inches long, depending on species
Average Life Span-up to 5+ years with proper care
Diet-omnivore
A well-balanced veiled chameleon diet consists of:
A variety of insects, including gut-loaded (recently fed) crickets, roaches, mealworms and waxworms.
Dark, leafy green vegetables such as collard greens; pothos and ficus leaves. Rely on moisture on plants for water; mist plants 4 to 5 times daily and/or use a dripper.
Feed daily. Juveniles should have a constant supply of food.
Sprinkle food with calcium supplement daily and a multi-vitamin supplement once or twice a week.
Vegetables not eaten within 24 hours should be discarded. Habitats constructed of mesh or screen are recommended. Substrate - Use alfalfa pellets, sphagnum moss and mulch-type substrates.
Temperature - Temperature gradient (100°F for the warm end and 70°F for the cool end); Use an incandescent light or ceramic heater as primary heat source.
Lighting - UVB rays with full spectrum lighting for 10 to 12 hours a day is required. An incandescent day bulb can be used for basking area during daylight hours only; can use a ceramic heater or nocturnal or red incandescent at all hours.
House adult veiled chameleons separately and do not house different reptile species together.
Average Life Span-up to 5+ years with proper care
Diet-omnivore
A well-balanced veiled chameleon diet consists of:
A variety of insects, including gut-loaded (recently fed) crickets, roaches, mealworms and waxworms.
Dark, leafy green vegetables such as collard greens; pothos and ficus leaves. Rely on moisture on plants for water; mist plants 4 to 5 times daily and/or use a dripper.
Feed daily. Juveniles should have a constant supply of food.
Sprinkle food with calcium supplement daily and a multi-vitamin supplement once or twice a week.
Vegetables not eaten within 24 hours should be discarded. Habitats constructed of mesh or screen are recommended. Substrate - Use alfalfa pellets, sphagnum moss and mulch-type substrates.
Temperature - Temperature gradient (100°F for the warm end and 70°F for the cool end); Use an incandescent light or ceramic heater as primary heat source.
Lighting - UVB rays with full spectrum lighting for 10 to 12 hours a day is required. An incandescent day bulb can be used for basking area during daylight hours only; can use a ceramic heater or nocturnal or red incandescent at all hours.
House adult veiled chameleons separately and do not house different reptile species together.
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