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I know it's not the prettiest but if you're only trying to keep it up at night time it worked for me only done at last night but I took a towel and put warm water on it not completely wet but extra damp and just stuck it on the top and let it drape over the back side of the cage where the wall...

OK guys so this is my third veiled camillion the first one had a great life but a friend of mine was keeping it while I was on vacation and sadly killed her the second chameleon just passed last week she was having a severe eye issue The vet said she had never seen before she did not think my...

30-40 during the day and 60-80 at night

Awesome....thank you...I'm definitely up north but not from here so never ran into a humidity problem. Will try this n get back to u

So I have a 2 month old veiled camillion not sure if it's Male or female yet I bought a new cage because the cage I had was very tall and I was afraid it was too much room for him to find his food I have a Reptazoo tank now not sure how to keep the humidity up on his tank due to it not being...

My vailed chameleon is around a year old she has been having a severe eye issue for the past 3 months her vet told me that she had never seen this issue in a chameleon before but had seen it in other animals she said my cham was sadly blind....she prescribed her moloxican and I've been syrenge...

I got a 14 inch t-5 long bulb and the hook up for it

Will agree to disagree on that seeing how I was told to do it not only by the number one Cham vet in New England but also the husbandary care lady and the Cham paperwork they gave me but either way...so ideas on the eye problem would be awesome if any come to mind

I'm waiting on it to be shipped should I get a clamp on one until they arrive to Jang lower so it's spread thru out tank

Also they absolutely do obsorb thru skin this is why they require misting and baths

My point being her pee goes on the plants I have no way other than that to see the color of her pee so this is what her vet said to look at to determine color

Yes I have tried the dripping slowly sometimes she will drink on her own sometimes I have to force her mouth open and give her drop by drop. I'm waiting on a fixture now for a long bulb but ebay is running SLOW. As far as urates her plants have a white film over the leaves so I'm gonna go with...

Vet told me she was dehydrated bc she can't drink own her own due to her eyes being black so she said she will soak the water thru her skin

This is what her eyes look like this morning after syringe feed and terramycin

Yeah I have the #1 Cham vet in New England and last time she did use septum to flush her eye but the problem continued for about 4 days during that time I continued to apply the terramycin but it's been a month now n my vet can't get her in till the 26th