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Wow I've never experienced anything more than 55, 90 must be crazy. The more you know I suppose..

90 babies? What are you breeding! Also, feeding should be taking care of itself, especially if you're breeding.

He does not have a dedicated UVB light, he needs one, those are worse than compact florusecents. EDIT: nevermind you just said that! thanks

The bigger issue may be that he doesn't have a UVB light......@King4Zerg, purchase a linear UVB light asap!

..the point is that it’s better than..nothing..?

I had the same experience; the first chameleon I had was a veiled a long, long time ago. I had no dripper but rather a plastic box with standing water at the bottom of his enclosure (I had 2 and would swap/clean every day or so). His enclosure also had a huge live plant, which I misted every...

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There are signs of MBD (front leg in second picture shows it), but it's definitely not super severe. Right now I'd make sure she has branches that are in range of the basking and UVB light, and make sure she's getting the calcium/gutloaded feeders.

Cup feed so you can monitor her eating. If she can't shoot her tongue/crickets keep getting away from her, you can take their back legs off so she can simply grab them.

The bulbs are quite an improvement, but I don't know if the fixtures are much better than the zoomed ones.

Theoretically this would apply to cup feeding as well, but countless people do it regularly.

There is no "blue" trioceros melleri. I'm pretty sure the flash/camera just made it look that way/emphasized the contrast. It's probably just a really light green. Unless its some rare one of a kind mutant haha..

Anyone know where I could find the Mt. Kenyan subspecies?

Can’t tell what this one is, little less developed than his siblings; need to be certain for this one though

https://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-Reptisun-Terrarium-Hood/dp/B00AQU8G3M/ref=asc_df_B00AQU8G3M/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241919365438&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3788984063577272623&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1016367&hvtargid=pla-401345804789&psc=1 Is this...

Aren’t the zoomed T5 HO fixtures on Amazon?

https://www.pangeareptile.com/store/arcadia-6-uvb-t5-reptile-bulb.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9ou2hcmD3QIV1bbACh06cQw1EAQYAiABEgJJbvD_BwE Arcadia has the best bulbs. Pick the size you prefer and then buy a T5 HO Fixture for that size. Or the zoomed T5 HO fixtures which come with a free reprising...

https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/why-are-cfl-uvbs-bad-for-chams-eyes.165413/ Here’s a recent thread on it. There’s a lot more info on it elsewhere but in summary CFL bulbs are just worse than linear tubes. I personally dont think it’s a huge issue if you keep the bulb for a bit longer...

Great, except people here will call out your use of a CFL UVB light. There’s no way it could have done any damage within one week, but it’s suggested to swap to a linear fluorescent bulb. Not a huge deal in the short term but make sure you get that switched out relatively soon. (If I remember...

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