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I have no idea what kind of fungus it is. It has killed every plant in his enclosure and I really need to fix it. Maybe it was mold idk.

I need help identifying a few plants. My chams enclosure ("was supposed to be bioactive ") has a fungus and I need to redo it quickly. With all the quarantine stuff and another situations I'm not really in a position to buy all new plants so if these can work that would really help. If not, well...

Hi yall! So his poo looks a lot better now. My humidity turns out the Hydro thermometer from the bio dude failed. For some reason the temp is reading accurate but the humidity is not LOL. He started having regular poos the next day so that was good. Just keeping an eye on him and making sure...

So I usually diversify his diet with black solder fly larvae (he prefers to wait till they morph and fly around) sometimes hornworms and wax worms, silkworms (have been really hard to come by) for variety but a store near me that normally has them hasn't been carrying them lately. And I started...

No I have tested him lately. Do you think nm I should take him to the vet?

I am feeding crickets currently. I have fed this batch of crickets bananas and potatoes but it's rotation of bug burger and other fruit and vegetables normally. I supplement almost everyday. Sometimes I have forgotten but not often. Less than once a week I might forget. Vitamins... Fluker's...

Okay so this is orange Pooh. What does that mean when my panther chameleon poops Orange? Research very quick research all tell me that this is a sign of dehydration, I posted a pic of the poo on a Facebook group and was bombarded with, that's not orange poo and it's not dehydration. If it's...

I typically always have Cricket and buy one other insect from the feeder list to accompany. So typically I rotate the silkworms and the black soldier flies throwing in the hornworms occasionally. Crickets are always a staple. It honestly depends on what they have in store.

What does the bee pollen do? And where do you get it?

Actually, they are. However I don't feed exclusively black soldier flies/larvae. I rotate between black Soldier flies and larvae, crickets, silkworms and the little blue caterpillar ones that I can't remember the name right now (which are for hydration however when I first got Iggy thats all he...

So if I feed almost exclusively black soldier flies (with random exceptions) and larvae would I need to dust with any vitamins at all?

Do we still dust black fly larvae and the adults? I read somewhere yesterday that they are so high in calcium that they don't require dusting and I just wanted to verify that that's true.

I was able to get Iggys feeding station completed. Heres a video I posted.

Not sure if this is what you were looking for... https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/ambilobe-panther-275-plus-ship.171154/

No worries. I get that.

I am pretty confident that it is sufficient for the 12 in distance. When Iggy was in his 18 by 18 by 36 enclosure I had both bulbs in and it was 8 inches from the light and that was too much light. He was almost glowing he had so much UV light. So it was suggested to me that I should remove one...

I don't have a light meter, no. When I first rescue Iggy I asked for general assistance with the lighting needs and one of the people told me that when I switch to the 24 by 24 by 48 I should use a higher percentage of UVB.

He was kind of small when I rescued him about six weeks ago. I guess the average weight of a panther male chameleon adult is around 120 grams and he was 70 grams. But comparatively he does look really small LOL.

I don't know that you're inept because I don't know you personally but sometimes your (the royal your) posts don't have all of the information needed to help. Which is understandable as you (royal you=new to hobby/lizards) don't necessarily know what all information people are needing. When...

So about a week ago Iggy saw a part of a fake vine that he thought was a bug and he tried to eat it for the next two to three hours until I finally decided to cut off that bit so he wouldn't hurt his mouth. So after I read the thread that I read yesterday about the Ficus I decided to just pull...