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I'm looking to spend no more than around 100 dollars, I think I'm going to install a pvc system wrapped in ZM mesh for climbing as well as various plants etc

Hi there, I know there is a thread with several enclosures, but most of them seem to be photos only or lack there of, or involve use of aluminum. I am looking for a step by step easy wood and screen enclosure plan that can be built with relatively few tools and fairly cheaply. Thanks much...

Hey all, I posted a thread a couple days ago that showed some odd wounds (probably burns) on my Jackson, Merlin. I thought I'd update mainly Symphonica that he seems to be doing better. He had been keeping his eyes closed almost 24/7, but is now opening them again regularly. He had a good...

His eyes are sunken in, he just isn't drinking. I'll try a syringe and see if there's any luck. I've reduced the wattage on the bulb which would take care of the overheating. I'll try my best to get him to a vet, I don't want to give the impression that I'm trying to avoid it or that I don't care.

He hasn't been to the top of his terrarium since I upgraded his enclosure from the 12x12x18, and he lost a couple toenails doing it. I purposefully gave him no way of getting to the screen top for this reason. I use a ZM combo analog humidity/temp, a ZM Digital Temp and occasionally a temp gun...

I'm working on building him a custom enclosure that will be 24x24x60, especially since I recently took in a chinese water dragon from some guy who didn't want it anymore and was threatening to kill it if I didn't take it (I work at a pet store). He doesn't have any ceramic heaters (I know that's...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Male Jackson, had for around 4 months now Handling - Whenever he paws at the glass wanting out Feeding - Crickets gut loaded with gel formulas once a day Supplements - ZM D3 dust every week and a half and ZM non D3 every other day Watering - I mist as well...

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Hi there, I haven't posted lately, but I have a Jackson named Merlin. I recently moved into an apartment and, although in town, it did stress out my poor Merlin. Usually Merlin was an energetic and social chameleon and a voracious eater. However, he quickly became lethargic and...

Yeah, the cuts hurt, but for some reason I get phantom chameleon from where he had been walking on my shirt O-o'

The clerk asked me if it was real, so I told her to look at the eyes. She ended up freaking out a little, then getting over herself :P I was a little timid to bring Merlin into public to be honest as I know it can be very stressful, but he loves the sun and I keep a close eye on him :P Thank you...

Man, I love Merlin, but panthers put his lime green coloring to shame :P

By the way, congrats on finally getting a cham!

I legitimately checked out of a Safeway with him on my head...

Sometimes he just goes up there from my shoulder. He was on top of my head for a good 15 minutes, and he's been exploring my back fro around twenty now >.>

Anyone else's do this? O-o'

I have a 5 day rule on all my animals before they get a name. This is to lessen the heartbreak should an animal pass away, but also because I feel that a name should represent their character, not just their looks. Merlin was named because he looks like a grumpy old man, but is quite adventurous...

I had this exact confusion when I first got my enclosure set up, but I realized that there are a couple things to remember. The gauge is determining the ambient humidity nearby, so when you spray, you probably get some on or right nearby the gauge. As the water falls away, it begins sensing the...

I think I said somewhere in the video that other people had probably done similar things :P It may have been a part I cut out though, I didn't make you watch the other 30 mins of what I was doing, sealing edges and stuff. The Dixie cup just doesn't tend to last as long in terms of output. It...

Here'e my video guide! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj5qQBmvanI&feature=youtu.be I use this to provide a constant moving water flow, as well as adding some humidity to the enclosure! Step 1: Bore a hole into a 2 liter bottle. Make sure to thoroughly rinse out the bottle first, and...