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Has anybody used either of these as a drinking water source? Having trouble finding little droppers in my area and these look super cool

I placed a small fountain in my girls enclosure and today she decided to explore!

I’ve just adopted a nosey be that has been raised in all the wrong conditions for the past 2.5 years - including a cat water fountain! This has been his source of drinking water for the duration of his life and now I need to ween him off it... any tips or ideas? I have a mister and dripper set...

My water fountain might be leaking out and I’m unsure if it’s leaking out or my cham is just drinking a lot of water. It seems like I have to refill it once a day or once every two days, will it affect my chameleon until I get a new one?

So I’ve heard reptile fountains are a no no but what about a cat fountain? Used for stimulating drinking in cats, I believe they have different filtration systems and easy to manage, any thoughts?

So I finished my water fountain design and they seem to be working great at the moment. I have two layers of filtration, I’m Changing the water every weekend and everyone is doing fine. Everything cost me under $25. I had a hard time finding the submergible pump. I would recommend going to an...

Hey! I cant find a good fountain for my cham. I had the Biobubble drinking fountain but after a few months it stopped working. does anybody know any better ones?

Goodell used condition. Functions great. Used on and off for a few months. Kept is scrubbed and clean. Front piece of the plant comes loose but I just push it back up and it stays. Price is $15 plus shipping. Shipping should be around $5. Payments through paypal.

Saw this on FB this morning, I know some of the members of this forum have ties to the show and would like to hear why this is ok...

Here's a inexpensive, safe, sanitary way to make and keep a fountain in your cage without worries of poop or your cham getting into it and drowning. Items I used 1. Tetra water pump (small) $10.96 2. Dollar Tree Container with cap ($1.06)...

...too drastic just a slight difference from when I bought him.) It is my first chameleon so I just wanted to make sure he was okay, so I called the pet store I bought him from and they recommended a fountain for his enclosure. However, I heard from a few threads it's not recommended. Any thoughts?

Anyone use this? Watch the video, shows a jackson cham using the product. https://www.amazon.com/BioBubble-Reptile-Drinking-Fountain-Green/dp/B00QYT2KFO/ref=sr_1_1?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1484274237&sr=1-1&keywords=chameleon+supplies

Hey y'all. Saw a few YouTube videos of these. Anyone have any experience or opinions on them? Thanx

...in a XL 24x24x48 reptibreeze. He is free range so I took the door off incase of necessary exploration. I'd like to get some sort of water fountain in his cage. I've read many reviews on fountains sold on different pet store websites (specifically for repitiles) and they all seem to be...

DIY Chameleon Fountain Step 1: Get a 5 or so gallon jug and cut out a front window, leave a couple inches at the bottom for water. (Optional, cut out top for easy dripper tube installation) Step 2: Get a small pump about 80GPH max and also get a tube that fits the pump outlet Step 3...

i was researching misting systems and I saw a product called chameleon cantina drinking fountain. I wanted to know what it is and it is worth buying.

Does anyone hear the new product called CHAMELEON FOUNTAIN by biobubble pets LLC, it suppose supplies a continuous flow of water for maintaining the health and well being of all types of chameleons. It also provides chameleons with tranquil natural water sounds. Replaceable activated carbon...

Typically I dislike most of Bio Bubble's stuff but the fountain actually seems like a great idea. I recently invested in one (I bought a dripper too, but I read how difficult the drippers can be). I need to get a power strip to actually use it, which I will do this weekend. I was wondering...