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I am Back I am in Tucson as well, I usually see those beetles when I buy a colony of roaches. Never seen them outside though.

No if he has to use it he will use it. As when I free range feeders.. But he doesn't use his tongue when they're in his feeder cup/ledge. He just goes and chomps them away.

So I used to free range his food in his enclosure, he would hunt them down like a normal chameleon using his tongue. I bought that feeder from our sponsor, the magnetic one. Now he just goes up to his food in the feeder and grabs them with his mouth. But, when I hand feed or free range feed...

So I've used both, I like Calcium Plus more, no reason whatsoever, I did not see any difference. I currently Have my panther on Calcium Plus and he's doing great. He's been on calcium plus since he was a newborn. I got him at 3 months but that's also what the breeder uses.

I thought we couldn't Show mesh. Like 2-3 years ago my photo got disqualified for showing a bit of screen

I use diluted F10 and run it trough the hoses and nozzles. I only have 4 enclosures hooked up to mister. (Its a pain because I have to take everything off the enclosures) I run about a gallon, then I add 2 gallons of clean water and run it again to rinse it out. I do this about twice a year.

maybe someone mentioned this, but I didn't go over all replies. Boil them first, then bake them. That should do it

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Yeah, what she said ^

I am currently at work and Haven't been able to go trough your list. Just based on your enclosure I can tell you got the Chameleon Kit. I'm sure a seasoned member will chime in just a few mins and point you in the right dirction.

Many, Many changes to husbandry need to happen for him to thrive. I would go return the chameleon kit if you still can.

I've made mistakes I can't change, but I've changed so I don't make the same mistakes.

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I've used it before on my veiled and using it on my Panther every feeding, No issues whatsoever.

I use that every feeding

Ok, Yess, that makes more sense.

welp I'm reviving this thread, It says Basking Temps 85-90 F for Panther chameleon, is that correct?

I see.. Yes stagnant air would be a big problem.

is there ventilation on the bottom portion of the tank?

From my experience , chameleons tend to use more horizontal space than vertical. I think 36 inches is more than enough space for a temp gradient. Also, I'm worried about the durability of a DragronStrand or Tamura enclosure, as they won't seem like they would last. I've never used any of the...