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Yeah rubbing the eyes can be caused by lighting.

Oh ok, never mind. Pay my airfare and I will bring you one [emoji3]

You could go with a base from LLL reptile and modify it by drilling a hole and pitting a bulhead and some tubing so you can drain the water that collects. Or sell the reptibreeze and get a dragonstrand cage with drain pan.

You do not need the full spectrum light and it looks pretty bright. It may be the reason the chams eyes are closed. Only need UVB and basking. I would recommend switching from a UVB bulb to a tube, and t5 is better than t8.

Sully I think you are going to need a taller enclosure, not much head room.

Yes, I have experienced this several times with female panthers. Not to overly alarm you but the sooner the better with the treatment. I waited several days with one female and she did lay and live a long life but never was 100% again. She was always much more sluggish.

She may have eggs and will need a lay bin.

She may be egg bound and may need to be given an injection by the vet to make her lay.

AquaZamp Rain Dome system in good condition, used for one year on two cages, original owner. It comes with 3 low profile rain domes, may have one extra I can throw in to make it 4. This system retails at $125 and the addition rain domes are $40 a piece so please no low balling... PM or email...

You can also put crickets in the cup with the worms. She will eventually know the food will be in the cup.

I would just give him some time.

I too think it is a burn based off the location of the affected skin

Yes, do not use a feeding cage. It is bad for chams. I adopted a cham that used a feeding cage most of his life and it caused him undue stress and a lot of problems. I would try cup feeding if you are worried about her access to food. She should be eating 8-10 crix a day at that age.

Are you housing them together? If not, then he most likely needs time to settle in. Fill in the ask for help form in the stickies at the top of the health forum.

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How big is it? What species are you housing? It still looks small

First problem I can see is you need a new cage to separate the females. They may look ok but they are causing un-needed stress. That may be one of the reasons why they are not eating.

IMO, I suggest also getting rid of the silk plant. You say you watch him closely, but if you come in and the plant has a big bite out of it, what now? lol I bring this up again because I have had a veiled that ate some of the fake plants and had to go to the vet. I always errored on the side of...

I have owned both the mistking and AquaZamp. In terms of quality of components, the AquaZamp is better. Remember, a misting system is not a super complicated system, not many components, and they are pretty similar. I love the aquaZamp but I have heard complaints over the last several months...