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IMHO I would keep the drip system just because it gives another source of drinking water. But, yes the fogger will help raise the humidity If you are worried about it, I would still continue to mist though

Remove all of it paper towels and reptibark I would also bumb the number of feedings you are giving him since he is still growing. Also, make sure you are dusting his feeders everyday with calcium without d3

Can you post a picture of the enclosure (and him) just to be sure nothing is wrong with it? Also, they get darker colors when they are basking, to absorb more heat, so that might be what you are seeing

Lol I figured that would had been a side effect

What is everyone's view on using this product? I know that it is organic , but I'm concerned about the nitrogen levels There is a total of 5.0% nitrogen 1.0% phosphate 1.0% soluble Potash Is it safe or no? I was browsing around at Lowes and seen in on the shelf. Thanks in advanced:)

If you haven't already invested in some, I would look into hornworms. They are chalked full of water, which in return hydrates your cham:)

You can leave it on till it runs out, just make sure it isnt directly hitting the cham.

I would check the classifieds , and sponsor lists. You can find some incredible deals just on the classifieds. I think Junglefries is selling some panthers on there as we type

I would use bleach water ,if they are to big for a oven. Scrub down the sticks ,then letting them sun bake outside for multiple hours, then rinse and repeat:)

I would invest in a digital thermometer, you can get them cheap online. The dial type thermometer do a horrible job reading temps in a basking spot. In a tank you have a risk of overheating and thats no bueno. Good thing you are getting a cage:) Looks like you have sand in the bottom? If so...

Are you misting him per say? Many chams don't like to be misted so you might see him run, but he still should be drinking. If you are worried about hydration , get a dripper and some hornworms. I would say raise the temp in his basking spot closer to 85-88 ish . I would also try misting with...

You might want to add a heat lamp with a low wattage house bulb to increase the basking spots, do you know how old he is ? Are you misting at night frequently? The low temps would worry me as a cause for a RI , but that's just my opinion.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/modified-milk-jug-feeding-cup-40365/ LOL whoops I meant to add this with it :o

Hey guys and gals! I was just wondering what everyone's procedure on feeding off blue bottle flies to chams, Would keeping the spikes in his cage be okay or would they over populate the cage? Thanks in advanced! :)

Here is how I made mine, but mine has a larger front on it The larger crickets tend to get out and climb the walls of the cage so Merlin chases them down For the most part 80% of my feeders stay in the cup and merlin has access to all angles Hope this helps!

Normally it means the temps are too hot , he is trying to release heat much like a dog pants Lower the temps down some and see if this helps:)

Can you please fill this out and post picture of the cham, and the enclosure Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What...

I meant to upload this the other night, and yes they are growing up so fast:p

Based on your area it looks like a Florida Leaf Footed bug to me http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/orn/leaffooted_bug.htm Not sure if safe or not, hopefully someone else knows the answer!

My veiled is about 4 months old, and he can have a temper at times, but I do everything on his terms. Do you hand feed him at all? That's a great way to start if you haven't tried it yet. I started hand feeding him and luring him onto my hand and now when he wants out he walks on the...