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I am confused, maybe I'm missing something ( I did not read whole thread). The pump needs to be below the reservoir to operate properly. You should not have the pump on top of the reservoir.

Great price on Arcadia here:https://www.reptilebasics.com/arcadia-UVB (y) :)

I just got an order from them, fast shipping!

He is gonna be a looker! Just look at his snozola :ROFLMAO:

The bulb you are using directs uvb straight down. A linear bulb will spread out the uvb across the fixture. Some people in pet stores do not know what they are talking about and will sell you what they have. This site (chameleonforums) is specific for the care of Chameleons, and not a "reptile...

You have to get a linear bulb my friend. Pick up a fixture that supports a 24" bulb and buy an Arcadia 6%. The bulb you are using is worthless, and will cause problems with your guy in the future.

Bump for some new blood!!!!! I think @ CamoChameleonsHuman needs to post an updated pic!

Good to go! What do you use for uvb?

I hope you are well informed and have read the caresheets on this forum. Don't hesitate to ask questions, the only dumb question is the one not asked. Welcome aboard!

:) I dunno much about Veiled Chams, but he/she is not 2-3 months old :ROFLMAO:

Maybe, but the soil was very wet.

It was bsfl, hundreds of them, they were under the pot as well. I'm not sure they killed the plant, but i'm sure they were in the dirt/pot by the hundreds.

Here is my enclosure, it is packed with plants and branches. My guy sleeps in different spots, usually 2 weeks or so he changes.

I feed my cham a lot of bsfl, I also feed the adult Soldier flies. When I replaced the plant I took the old plant/ pot outside and dumped it out. The dirt was loaded with bsfl, hundreds of them. There was evidence the bsfl ate the roots of the plant, which I'm sure killed it. Who said bsfl are...

Maybe those dots are something that grew on the poop? This is an old thread you posted on, maybe start your own :)

My guy is a picky eater, but he will never refuse a Hornworm or Silkworm. Please fill in and post the outline above.

Not fair, but females live a lot longer than the males.

I don't have any now, but have had many in the past. I had one (Grammostola Pulchra) that lived to be 16 (y)

I wouldn't worry about that.