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Just looked, are both sticky posts In the enclosure forum, so right at the top :)

My thoughts exactly! No way anyone would ever read that and think it was a joke. Nor do I think it even was. I'm Positive it was serious but now that it's been called out a few times, the story switched to it was a joke.

Their are already two very popular threads going of this same very thing. On my phone or is post the link.

Yep, stick to that and you'll be good.

What supplement schedule are you currently on ?

Welcome to the forums! First of all, good job doing as much research as you have before purchasing. Second, if you have not read this thread, you should. ( sorry, doesn't send you to the first page) https://www.chameleonforums.com/posts/293354/ It has a lot of good information about glass...

Fantastic!! Congrats and keep us posted. Did the female come in WC Gravid, or is this from a pairing? Been awhile since I've been around so I probably missed the thread with all this info..

Just more space for the feeders to hide. Small feeders plus big cage equals unfair hide and go seek advantage ;)

Please send me information on this!

Their may have been air stuck on the lines. May I ask why you have the bucket in the cage? If it's to reuse water that drops back in, I'd suggest against that. Don't know what that water is running over ( like feces) and back into circulation to be drank.

Make sure the tubing is pressed in as far as possible.

Very cool. You take some nice pictures as well. You should take a video tour so we can see how you've got them all arranged in the house. Ha. I request more kinongia shots!

How many pairs are you working with?

Thanks for the clarification Chris. My mistake.

Is it just the one eye? Could be a vitamin A issue. I had the same issue with one of my panthers. Started supplementing with vitamin A and it corrected itself. Please note, this needs to be done very slightly. It was about 5 years ago, but i took vitamin A liquid capsules, poked a hole and put...

Any species of any kind in the wild, non native is invasive. UNLESS it is put there with the proper paper work, and meant to be put in an area for whatever reason. But when animals as pets are just released, they are invasive. Chameleons, pythons, etc. For example, their are a lot of game birds...

Sorry, meant to say gone, not good.

In my opinion drippers are good additions with a misting system, but never as a replacement to. Not sure you're schedule, but think of if you're good for a couple days straight. You'll want a mister with a reservoir. Which is just one of many reasons.

Seriously! Dang giant pond. I've only seen them for sale here in the US a couple of times. Thanks for all the updates, you're doing great with them.

Fill out the "how to ask for help" so we can take a look at the husbandry. He shouldn't be sleeping during the day so their may be something going on.