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I just upgraded my enclosure to the reptibreeze led deluxe and it seems to not be covered enough and I think my chameleon is getting stressed out. I still have a few more branchs to put in but it's difficult to find a way to get them in, also I have some more pothos to put in. Also we're a out...

This is my feeder, it works magic for the dubias and wax worms and etc. But the crickets jump right out and find a place to die and just stink up the place. If I just stick to feeding my dubias ( which my cham loves so much) and maybe start feeding silkworms or black soldier fly larvae or...

Yes! I will start putting carrots soon because they last long. My only issue is the crickets jump out of the container so the carrot would do no good for them. This would be great for the dubias and other insects tho. Just looking for a easy fix for the cricket situation and how they can get so...

So after recently cleaning my chameleon enclosure I noticed many dead crickets and not a great smell at all. I have a feeder I put dubias and wax worms and crickets but the crickets just jump out and either get eaten or hide and die. I was wondering if I could start feeding the crickets a...

My temps are usually around 80-85. For the basking spot, There's no signs of a respitory infection. Also this gaping only happened once and she wasn't sticking her nose in the air so I believe she's OK. Thank yall so much for all the info!!

Also to second what I just said. I'm about to clean out any hiding dubias or anything else in the feeder and only have small to medium dubias in it.

Also how would yall say she is doing?? She's has shed twice now since I've had her and I think she's doing great. So I have a little feeder container and the dubias like to hide so it may have gotten bigger but I feed medium dubias, I do think it was a bit bigger that the size of her head but...

(Update, she swallowed it but it just took a minute, kinda scared me but if yall has any information to make sure everything is fine. Please let me know.

My chameleon had her mouth sitting open exactly like in the picture I took and will be showing. Then ate a dubia and has her mouth sitting open the same way. Also while she was eating it she was kinda throwing her head around almost like she was trying to get shed off her face but she's not...

I have not yet but I have inspected the cresties stools and they all seen to be very normal, I also bought both from a breeder and they are both very tiny babies. So I believe they are fine but I just wanted to check in.

I just got a crested gecko and a pacman frog and I was wanting to make sure it was safe to keep them all in the same room. They all cannot see each other and are spaced apart. I just wanted to make sure nothing could transfer between them and make one of them sick. Especially my chameleon. Just...

I can once it is finishing being built, we're still finishing it up and then we can move her in there to help regulate and keep her safe and comfortable. Just was looking for temporary solutions.

In the reptile room I have a window unit. I do like in alabama so it's hot and humid.

Yeah I'm currently building a reptile room with air conditioning, I just mist before lights go on and off and I set a dripper up during the day. Also there are no windows in the rooms she's in and only one door out so it gets kinda stuffy in there. We keep the door cracked but like I said having...

I have it sitting on a table so it's elevated, and yeah my cat just stares and I don't want anything to happen while I'm at work. And that's good, I always thought temps need to go down to 60 but my day temps are around 80 and night temps at 70. That's alright?

So with it getting hotter in summer, my chameleon enclosure stays at about 80 to 84 at day and around 70 at night time. I know my night temps need to be lowered but I'm currently building a reptile room and until then I was wondering what I could do. She is in my bedroom and we keep the door...

I'm currently trying to run my dripper most of the day so that my female veiled chameleon can drink because I never see her drink. I don't have a drainage system set up so for now the water collects at the bottom and into a plant and drains onto a towel on the floor. This causes my humidity...

Well I always gutload my insects with mustard greens and good fruits like oranges and apples, rep-cal calcium with no d3 every day except Mondays and on every other Mondays I alternate between rep-cal calcium with D3 and Reptivite. I like to feed crickets, super worms, dubia roaches, and...

Alright so if I try to alter my humidity levels should that help with her shed? My temperature also stays around low 80s or high 70s during the day and 60-70 during night. I live in alabama so it's hard to keep it cool. Any other tips?

Sorry, 50 to 60 on top and around 70 to 80 on bottom during day, at night the bottom humidity is 90-100 and top is around 70-80