Ok and your distance to the branch below it should be 8-9 inches. So double check that. Hard for me to tell with your cage what the distance is.
Help! Peach fuzzs eye looks wierd!
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Thatcher
Chameleon Enthusiast
Yup that's the distance
So work on adding another misting nozzle. And continue to do your misting sessions so he can clear the eye. If he is unable to clear the eye then that is when you need to go to a good reptile vet.
Thatcher
Chameleon Enthusiast
Okey dokey
Carloscruz
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Mistking has them I think they are a sponsor
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
A lot of sources have dried up with supply chain issues. You can try MK (though they say they only sell wholesale, they may have loosened up), Amazon, or Josh's Frogs.
Big box home improvement stores often have misting systems, though they probably won't be the same as MK nozzles—IDK.
You can also try aeroponic/hydroponic gardening suppliers. Same caveat.
Josh's frogs sells them with the best prices I have found. The one you have is an L nozzle you will need a T. https://www.joshsfrogs.com/misting/mistking-misting-system-parts.html
And you will want to use mistking parts for a mistking to ensure they hold up and fit with your system.
Thatcher
Chameleon Enthusiast
just bought it ty
So the mistking line will run to the one you just bought that is a T nozzle... into that one then out the T to the second one that you have that is an L nozzle.
Thatcher
Chameleon Enthusiast
ok
Kaizen
Chameleon Enthusiast
He’ll be fine.
Thatcher
Chameleon Enthusiast
phew
Kaizen
Chameleon Enthusiast
Pothos have higher levels of oxalates, but they are far from toxic in small quantities. Lots of people have had their veiled’s eat their entire pothos.
Kaizen
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This is a beardie?
