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I have to ask where do you pick up the basket that hang from the side. I seen everything else in your break down of what to use but that wasn’t there. Thanks in advance!

Maybe a few more months it’s only been 4 months.

I agree with changing your misting times maybe cut it in half with just longer run times. And move more towards what we have recently be learning with natural hydration also I feel a 75 degree water temperature for for misting is a bit over kill. I feel room temperature is just fine where will...

No trouble, just do what’s best for the Cham otherwise you may create your own troubles.

You got your answer but that’s not saying it’s the ideal thing to do. Hence why everyone is avoiding the answer. We are here for your Chams best care not the care takers convenience. Please take the suggestion given to you.

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Hatchlings should never be available like all above have said minimum is 3 months and that’s really has to do with the size of them at 3 months.

I use these not the best in value but then again you get what you pay for. SensorPush Wireless Thermometer/Hygrometer for iPhone/Android - Humidity & Temperature Smart Sensor with Alerts. Developed and Supported in The USA https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AEQ9X9I/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_FJBlEbGB70DQA

Zoomed already has the UVI readings listed on there site. https://zoomed.com/wp-content/uploads/Choosing-Correct-UVB-Lamp-2018-07.pdf

I would have to agree with @nightanole also the fixtures used where not all compatible the compact bulb wasn’t covered completely with a reflective dome like the mini compact light was so I’m sure it wasn’t a accurate reading. And the T8 fixture didn’t have a reflector like the T5 fixture did.

Here you go listen then listen again this should help you understand about incubation medium. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chameleon-breeder-podcast-with-bill-strand/id1063849084?i=1000388997216...

If she is gravid and from the looks of it she is. Where is her lay bin? And her privacy so that she isn’t stressed while try to lay. Also your husbandry needs some work. Get her a lay bin 1 part play sand 3 parts organic soil and wrap her cage so you can’t see her and she can’t see you.

I had the same issue with gnats until I spoke to a rep from Mistking. He had told me high humidity is good but add stagnant air and you will get gnats. So he recommend for me to add a PC fan on top of the cage for air circulation. I’m a week or so I had no more gnats! This made the wife happy...

I found this method better then the one that @snitz427 mentioned because I tried the exact same thing but it kept getting clogged with water build up. I got the idea from here but I have my setup on top of the cage so it’s out of site.

I use 1/2 inch pvc pipe to connect 4 cages with a T fittings pointing down into the cage. It’s also a Zoomed reptifogger.

I’ll try and help you out. Free roaming your crickets are fine as long as you make sure none are left uneaten this is because crickets can and will bite your Cham, hornworms are a good treat they contain lots of moisture. Fluckers cricket cubes are garbage just continue gut loading with fresh...

Unfortunately she has a server case of MBD this is probably why she can’t lift her body.

Those types of vines can be hard on them. Imagine you climbing a rope that feels like sandpaper. Chams use there vines,branches,trees etc to get around. So with that being said I would change them out with some natural branches or something that is a bit smoother then those exo terra vines. And...

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Can I ask what type of branches or vines are you using? It appears he has sores on the pads of his rear feet. Or is that just a bad pic?