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Yeah I recently switched to a reptisun 10.0 linear t5 HO bulb and noticed immediately my Cham has brighter colors and he hangs out under the uvb area more often. I still try to get him as much natural sunlight when I can. I'm about an hour away from Dr Greek myself, but it's worth the drive...

I live in the Los Angeles area and there is a great vet in yorba Linda who is recommended by lots of people, his name is Dr. Greek. Here is a good thread on how to transport your Chameleon. https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/traveling-with-chameleons.733/ I'm sorry I can't be much help to...

I'm sorry for your loss. Like the post above said, use this as a learning experience and not a deterrent.

Have you had the chance to take him out for some natural sunlight? I'd switch to a linear uvb bulb instead of the coiled bulb.

I would set one up for her in the current cage as well.

Wow! So amazing. I love it!

My house was built in the 40s and I have the same issue. I have a ceramic heat bulb that I use at night when needed. They generate heat but produce no light. I would suggest getting one of those and using it instead of a night light. I also have my lights on a timer and use a separate single...

Do you currently have a lay bin in there for her? I just bought a reptisun t5 HO 10.0 for my male veiled and I notice he has better colors and hangs out under his uvb more since I put it in. A lot of members seem to like the Arcadia bulbs but I just bought the reptisun because I didn't want to...

Thanks everyone for the input so far. We actually have a 24x24x48 enclosure from a previous veiled that passed, but I've been hesitant to upgrade his enclosure because he has had gout since last Feb, and he falls quite often (or used to I should say). Not so much if at all the past couple of...

Hi all! I am going to purchase a linear tube tomorrow to replace my current reptisun 5.0 coiled bulb. I have a 18x18x36 enclosure for my one and a half year old male veiled. I am going to purchase a reptisun t5, but I was wondering if I should buy a 14" or 24" fixture. The 14" would fit...

If you don't already have a misting system, this seems like the perfect project for you :) https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/my-diy-rain-nozzle-misting-system-for-under-75.159973/

Where in California are you located?

Congratulations! Also, I am sorry to hear that.

She's beautiful. Will keep you both in my prayers.

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Definitely need more foliage. Please fill out the how to ask for help from so we can know more details about your Chameleon and setup.

I always enjoy your photos

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Moe my male veiled is so sweet. Despite me having to give him oral medication daily (which he takes like a champ), he's never hissed or tried to bite me. I've had him for over a year now and had him since he was 2 or 3 months. My first cham, Vera the female panther was also such a sweetheart...

I spray for 3-4 minutes in the morning and night and I spray for a minute or two between those misting sessions. That hand mister In the picture I use, i try to spray the whole thing in the morning and night then about half of it every other misting. Some people do it for way longer and night...