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Depends on how many you're misting. If it's one cham or just a few, the starter kit will work. If you've got a "zoo", or you're breeding, then ...

Thanks. Kinda hijacked the thread. Found a post w/ NHenn describing diff. between Bugburger and Superload. Bugburger for everyday and Superload for 24 hrs. prior to feeding. I'll get them both and see what happens.

In reading the post, I thought I'd jump on Amazon and order Bug Burger. I also saw Allen's "Superload Insect Gut Load Formula." https://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=repashy+bug+burger&sprefix=repashy+bug+burger,aps,292&crid=3NWPQVYA6CYV9 Obviously, they are 2 separate...

You might check Repashy supplements. I've heard some have good results with their products. I don't use them because I have more Rep-Cal for another two years : ), but maybe someone that's had good results with them will chime in.

You can't go wrong with Rep-Cal supplements, although there are others. Follow the dosing guidelines: Calcium w. out Vita D every feeding and then Herpavite and Vita D X2 per month (every 2 weeks).

Sounds like a raspatory infection. Please take him to a vet asap.

Misting systems are no doubt a necessity in cham keeping. I see benefit to additional hand misting and believe that Lucky is better hydrated for it, as I see him actively drinking and rinsing his eyes. I will continue to do this when I can in addition to my misting schedule.

I concur. I've recently taken to hand misting on the weekends and actually watch him drink. Lucky hasn't crawled up my arm while misting as of yet, but it appears that he is taking advantage of the extra misting session by washing his eyes and sipping off the leaves.

That's fantastic! I wish I had the availability to do this. We live next to fields that yield corn, sunflowers, safflower, hay, alfalfa and the like, but I'm cautious of the chemicals that are sprayed and am equally afraid of the overspray of chemical pesticides that drift over to us. Who knows...

As indicated above, adjust your husbandry and go from there. Follow the care sheets: https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/ and you can't go wrong. If in question, ask. There's always someone who can point you in the right direction.

Ivory

She could, but why chance it? In this day and age keep your girl safe and feed her responsibly. Gutload your choice of available feeder accordingly and go from there. There's no need to take risks with unknown variables.

AK, Welcome to the site. Glad you found us. Your husbandry appears to be a bit off for a veiled female. To better assess your situation, please fill out the "How to ask for help form" here: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/ Cut and paste the completed form with...

Wow! That was a BIG meal for her.

Was down in SD this last week and saw a billboard for the show. I missed it by a day. Did anyone attend? Pics?

http://dragonstrand.com/drainage-tray-solutions/ I have my enclosure up on an end table. I hang the lip of the tray off the back of the table (wall side) and have a 1" hole drilled in the bottom of the tray with a pvc fitting and pipe that drains into a 5 gal bucket. I dump the bucket every 6...

Chamo, Welcome to the site. Glad you found us. Lots of info on whatever type of cham. you decide upon. Looks like you've got a good head start on your enclosure and foliage. As indicated above, add more foliage to the top of the enclosure inside for shade. You will need lighting (UVB and a heat...

Q welcome to the site. The water fall harbors bacteria that can make your cham sick. Keep the dripper going from morning till evening and look into a mister. I have a Mistking, but there are a few others out there like the Climist that have good reviews. Sometimes, I'll put the dripper on for...

Lots of info to be had here. Use the categories in the green bar at the top of the page and the search bar. If you're not careful you'll be reading into the wee hours of the night. Glad you found the site.