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I keep one of these around it’s a zoo med 60w ceramic bulb

Here’s Wally, my three and a half year old from @Matt Vanilla Gorilla

Matt is the best!

Other than bioactive substrate, I would not put anything. Drill small holes for drainage and put a bin under to catch the water.

I used to buy distilled, but switched to the outside of the grocery store at those water fill stations for 35 cents a gallon. It says that they use RO. I've heard that no matter what type of water you use, you'll experience problems of the nozzle clogging eventually. I believe if you soak it in...

I agree

Matt is the best! I purchased a Male nosy be from the yskoud x rogue pairing back in august, here is my thread I posted a few months back with several pictures. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/5-month-old-nosy-be.166329/ Here is a recent picture of my boy

I'll save you the trouble of digging through my profile, here's a couple links. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/avoiding-using-leg-gout-mbd.156327/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/diagnosed-with-gout.157510/

Please look at my previous threads on my profile. My Male veiled who passed away last year had gout for over a year. It includes pictures of his swollen joints and even a picture of what came out after it was lanced by the vet.

Umbrella plants work well also and provide nice foliage and branches for your cham to use to climb. As stated above an automatic mister helps along with hand misting and using tarp or shower curtain does help a lot. I keep my cage on a metal shelving unit and wrap the back and sides. You can...

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The first symptoms of my boys gout was him avoiding using the leg, I would see him hanging out on his vines with his leg hanging. When you touch the area with the swelling is it hard or soft?

Linear Uvb bulbs are better than the compact bulbs. I don't see any swelling on her other foot which is good.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/diagnosed-with-gout.157510/

Usually it's a red flag when your cham is at the bottom of the cage. You're doing the right thing by taking your cham to the vet. Is that why you're taking him to the vet, or is there another reason?