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They should be on a 10-12 hour lights on lights off schedule. All lights should be turned off every night at the same time and turned back on the following morning at the same time every day. To say they are a creature of habit is a gross understatement. They are diurnal and sleep like bricks...

Hmmmm that's a tough one. I'm leaning on a 50/50 here. This needs the eyes of an experienced breeder I think.

The long linear light is a ZooMed 36" T5 HO fixture with an Arcadia 6% UV bulb. The other light is just a deep dome fixture with a BR30 grow light for basking. Hope that answers your question. It would be considered neon to fully answer your question as a matter of fact.

So my original cage set-up was all screen (hardware clothe to be exact) and my initial humidity readings were very discouraging. I live in Alaska and the winters up here are BONE DRY. I'm talking >10% at times. You couple that with base board heating and it presents a big challenge in...

Do you have something like that for panthers?

Pretty! How about Gizmo, Flare or Vain .

I was about to ask you what in the world you're talking about haha. It's just some burns. No need to toss him out for another cham just yet :ROFLMAO:.

I'm pretty sure you could use Neosporin until you get some Silvadene.

Glad you diagnosed it! Make sure you adjust your lighting so that it doesn't continue to happen.

Still tough to see. Ideally you want the light hitting the affected side when you take a picture. And how about a picture of his whole set up?

Can you please post clearer pictures. That one is blurry.

I kid you not, this is one of the meanest and grumpiest chameleons in the world. He absolutely despises me and I absolutely love him for it :). I think his lights a little too bright though.....

Oh my goodness I'm going to explode! They are perfect!!!

Your he kind of looks like a she?

Any tree that produces sap or that you know is toxic to humans (like the Gabon Ebony) are not ok. Driftwood found at the beach is ideal. Make sure you wash the branches in a light soapy solution and let them try in the sun for a a day or two - or the oven if you are so inclined. Commercial...

The light for "calcium" needs to be replaced with a T5 HO linear bulb. That is the most important thing as it stands. Find some branches outside and and created more chameleon high ways and levels. Add more plants. Either fake or real would work. Real is always prefered. The heat lamp should...

Don't feel rushed. Progress is a slow process and your work is always going to take precedent.

Ragidi please do your best to post pictures of the set up and your Cham as it is. This is crucial to everyone on here being able to help you.

Are you able to catch any bugs outside??

Absolutely stunning!!! Where did you get him?