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Awesome!! Daddy is one handsome fellow.

That would be awesome if it works, and way better for the chams than the UVB as well. You can't beat mother nature, and the real thing.

Personally I don't think changing the light would hurt, however without an actual reading I can't be certain a 100 watt does seam a little much IMO but if your sure it is only in the 80's it should be ok. She will need to be in the 80's for proper thermoregulation, and digestion of her food.

Well what size bulb you use is very dependent on a lot of factors like how far away it is, and how worm it is in your house, and so on. I use a 60 watt bulb and my basking area is about 80-82, but that doesn't mean yours will be the same you really need to measure it. I think @carol5208 might...

Veiled's can easily drop into the 50's

I would check your basking temps with a better gage she might be over heating. Does she open her mouth a lot like she is having extended yawns? The best temp device I have found is a infrared heat temp gun I got mine off of E-bay for just over 11 bucks. They are extremely accurate, and you can...

I have no drainage woes, I don't have the expense of lights because the plants are all growing in natural light, etc. @jpowell86 How much do you have in UVB lights?

@rminnis I don't think any of us are pushing MistKing, we are just giving our experiences. As far as Climist is concerned as for me I can't give any self experience because I have never owned one they look like they would be fine to me. I don't believe any of us are on Marty's payroll. or are...

Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I think that may just be her natural coloring they do that at times. She is looking real pretty those are her receptive colors, and she will be more than likely laying eggs soon do you have a laying ben set up for her? P.S. After taking another look I'm...

Who needed remotes that's what I had kids for. (because the wife wouldn't do it):D

I do remember the did you know section on here did talk about a chameleon who's life span was that short, but it wasn't a panther chameleon.

I too have a MistKing had it for over 6 years and love it. I have accidently run the pump dry not once but three times over the years, and it still works as good as the day I bought it. Good luck

This all depends on how many misters you want to put on the second enclosure. You will definitely need a (T) connector, and a mister, and tubing, and if you choose a second mister choose the one with the (T) connector.

It could be a thermal burn, or it could be her regular coloring without a pic it's imposable to help really. When you post there will be a icon that shows up at the bottom that says upload file click that, and the picture you saved on your pc will pop up. Click that, them click the thumbnail...

I don't think it's mouth rot personally because it will normally look infected, and usually starts on the gums. I think he has damaged it some how. It looks like it could be dead, and might fall off so be prepared for that. Hopefully it will just heal and everything will works out. Good luck

That could be mouth rot, but it looks more like a burn to me. Might want a good reptile vet look at it if it's mouth rot he will need some antibiotics. What ever it is it does look damaged, and don't look normal and should have some attention IMO. Good luck

Yes I agree with @Carlton. I thought you were talking about the temps you were keeping your cham in. Sorry about the confusion.

Best wishes keep us posted.

I've seen him on other threads I don't think he has MBD, Are you supplementing with calcium. and calcium with d3?

I would put some more foliage in there if it were me that way he will have more places to feel secure. And like Bob said his colors look fine like I said just being a chameleon. You might want to consider getting him a larger enclosure after he matures. Good luck.