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yeah. just advice being passed around by fellow hobbyists. i think you got the wrong impression...

get one of these. easiest way to control temp. also pierce water bottles with a thumb tack and put em in. it worked with my relatives gecko breeding incubator. i dont see why this combo wont work here

omg im so sorry for your loss. i should have read the whole thread...:( rip lil dude:unsure:

if available purchase some electrolyte powder or liquid and try to get some in the lil dude:( eyes are affected by dehydration. make sure you up your misting as much as possible

they change colour to be able to absorb the most heat. if you listened in physics class:LOL: you would know that darker colours absorb heat and lighter colours reflect ir waves(no offence just banter)!

is this a diy incubator you are talking about?

you need to be able to test water hardness, alkalinity(for calcium and magnesium levels), silicon, phosphorus and aluminium. the harshest on the animal are phosphorus and aluminium. these tests can be aqquired via reef tank testing kits.

one of my family members who used to breed geckos had the same problem. He told me that a mix of fungus and bacteria attacked the eggs after he candled them. best thing to do is sterilise everything and make sure you dont open the egg tub to frequently. you can always build a still air box if...

males can be the biggest pain in the rear when it comes to cleaning time. watch out for a chameleon running down to get your pinky when your cleaning up. ive almost been bit 100s of times. my lil guy thinks he can outsmart me. foolish mortal:LOL:

I always suggest listening to people with more experience. i havent been in the reptile hobby for too long but i have previous experience with snakes and lizards. these guys know almost everything about chameleons. i barely know anything yet. always listen to the more informed people. i do...

okay! thats understandable. didnt think about that. i have hard water but no chlorine so i forgot about the rest of you:confused:. you can buy a test kit for fish to see if your water is okay. thanks for your insight guys!

? really? thats general knowledge as far as i know

showers can be used at any time its a good way of getting extra humidity:)

a fudge ton of misting does the job usually(y)

thanks(y):)

thanks for the contribution James:)

RIP locust:(:LOL: i use them as a staple food. easier to find than crickets out here

I just wanted to know how many IU's and mg of each vit and mineral a chameleon needed. im very much into biology and chemistry so i wanted to see if i could create my own blend of supplement. thanks to everyone who contributes.

awesome! well done for winning:):love:

the rain in the uk is about 40f never witnessed warm rain here. its a lil warm now but its not raining.