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Do you not have a uvb bulb? You probably don't have to have heat at night. What is the temp of your house at night and what species of cham do you have? Chams need a cooler night time temp.

Like Beman says, lots of water.

I would say so, looks like she has been overdoing it. You gave solid info.

Minerals twice a month, calcium everyday and calcium plus d3 twice a month. You need to change your husbandry. The Flukers is no good, gutload with greens, apples, oranges and good dry gutloads like cricket crack. There is also members here who make gutload and sell to the public @Matt Vanilla...

I'm not familiar with that bulb and how much uvb it puts out. The consensus here is to use a linear bulb. Also, keep in mind that the uvb will not pass through the plastic or glass top.

From the photo I attached, which light do you use? Looks like they do not offer a linear bulb. It's important for you to use an appropriate lamp. There are some European light manufacturers that work very well, check out Arcadia.

I don't see anything that looks bad. Looks like you could use a little help with husbandry though. Please consider posting the outline found here: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/ Then you can edit the outline with your answers. Be specific (y)

It's tough being a dragon.

Handsome guy!

Chill, people are only trying to help you. (y)

I guess you didn't see the post that followed, you are welcome.

^^ Awesome!

You can start your own thread by choosing General Discussion, Health Clinic,Chameleon Food, etc.. then click Post thread

But you just did :rolleyes:

T5 Arcadia (y)

You are welcome, I'm glad to help. I got the image from Home depot website (y)

Cut a hole in the pvc liner, the flange will cover it. Use 100% clear silicone to seal it up.

The drain in threaded with a large nut to hold it secure to the wood. Looks like he used a washing machine drain hose attached to the drain.

Good deal having a vet who works with chams nearby. Maybe try to wedge a stick in the box to give him something to hold onto.

Looks like 2x4 for the legs and 1x4 for the sides and bottom pieces.