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I use a large heat pad (Super Sprouter seedling heat mat) under the bin.

Sometimes red, sometimes blue:)

Ever changing

He is a lover, not a fighter :D

vitiligo ?:wideyed:

Nice job!

First time coming out of his enclosure on his own.

Here is the latest pic of Little Dube!

Did Novak Djokovic win this? :LOL:

Be careful what kind of ant traps you use. If you use poison, the ants may ingest it and travel into the cham enclosure. You don't want your cham to eat the ants who are full of poison.

:wideyed:

How about using disposable nitrile gloves: https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Health-Personal-Care-600104-Nitrile-Gloves/zgbs/hpc/15755331

They will get moisture from the food.

I get that, they are bluffers to the maxx.

Lol....I need to get a mean grumpy cham with some character :ROFLMAO: My guy is a complete puss :ROFLMAO:

Looks like you have done a good job, but I don't think the enclosure has adequate foliage. I think you need a central tree, like a ficus. Chameleons like a dense environment to hide, I do not see that here. A Pothos combined with a nice tree/plant will be awesome. Most times I have to really...

Nip it in the bud!

I am boycotting these shenanigans :mad:

Ok, that explains it. I read DIY Mistking and assumed they were using a Mistking pump. I would still give it a try mounting the pump on the floor and let gravity help.