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I think most people with mistking only use it like 2-3 minutes shortly before your lights come on and just after lights out.

He's a good looking young man 👍 If that is the size of roaches your using 5-7 every other will be fine. 10-12 months old is when most of us cut back to every other day.

Good question, they all have their own time and place. Most of us fog at night until about daybreak. Misting is done just before the lights come on and go off, luckily I am able to hand mist all of my enclosures with a good spray bottle. Drippers are normally used for a few hours in the...

I have used tap water for years, let it gas out uncovered for 24hrs. I don't trust the chemicals in the additives enough to use them.

Happy hatch day 🦗🪰🦠

I always feed my silkworms fresh mulberry leaves and never had a issue. If it is truly edema it is probably from your vitamins or schedule.

What vitamins are you using and it's schedule ?

Welcome to the forums 👋 Here's probably the best place to start, the menu bars will take you to information on all the aspects of chameleon keeping.

Ozzy

Hey, I gotta get a 1st place sooner or later lol

Lots more foliage, larger plants.

As @elizaann2 mentioned silk or hornworms would be a big help. I highly recommend running a fogger at night at they actually breathe in the fog helping with her hydration.

Do you ever witness her drinking and do you fog at night ? What are you day and night time humidity readings ?

Yes, Happy Mothers Day ladies ❤️

From the information you gave and what I see I'm wondering if it's a combination of swelling from the infection and signs of being obese 🤷‍♂️

I see a few things I would change with the enclosure, it looks way to small (dimensions ?) 24x24x48 is a minimum size. add a lot more foliage towards the top. How much and often are you feeding him ? Another vet visit might be needed. Here's one of mine just to give you some ideas on how much...

Female Culumma brevicorne

Medicine that is prescribed by the vet.

This looks like a male Calumma brevicorne ( short nose) I am currently working with this species.

@DeremensisBlue might know the process.