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Wow, very impressive. How does the water drain out of the bottom?

Although expensive, these are by far the best looking feeders that I've seen.

For scale, I think this is the "3 inch standard"

I'm getting a panther chameleon soon and can't decide which one of these size feeders is best. I want the smallest possible feeder for esthetic reasons. My enclosure is about 6 feet wide x 3-1/2 feet tall x 2-1/2 feet deep.

I think 30 during the day and 70 at night is fine. Maybe not ideal, but it'll do.

I don't think this is 100% certain. They have moonlight in real life. I faint blue light isn't going to keep them up at night.

I'm close to buying my lighting, so this looks intriguing. So it's a combo plant light/UVB light/blue night light? I guess the only downside is if one part of the light stops working, the whole thing would need to be replaced.

LMAO! Great pic too.

Thanks for all your notes. It confirms that these are the most challenging animals to keep!

Thanks, that's very helpful

I'm close to finally getting my first chameleon. I've heard that some chameleons climb upside down at the inside top of the screen enclosure and therefore are prone to UVB burn. I know there are light risers (Repti-Riser), but I'd rather not because my custom enclosure would make this very...

Wow, that is epic

I made this custom tank myself with a foam background covered with peat moss over brown caulk: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/poison-dart-frog-cage-conversion.181045/

Beautiful setup so far. That philodendron is going to be big though.

Could your UVB light be defective? The only way to know for sure is with a light meter.

Time to get a new vet, it sounds like they're just trying to get your money. I could see if they're prescribing meds or doing an evaluation, but fecals is no different than a blood test.

This is so damn cute:

LMAO...I never thought of that!

This is not an exact science and I think all this is way too much detailed and unnecessary analysis.

I've created hundreds of fruit fly cultures, and never had this happen