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Awesome Laurie, maybe you can help me do my next set up make over. LOL :D I have the auto lights and misters but need the drippers.

I agree. Cricket crack and carrots(for water) is the best thing I have used. My spare crickets have grown well from 1/8" to 1" on this.

If you also have little black gnats, it's definitely mold.

I recently picked up this suggestion for simulated free rage and it has worked great for my chams. Screen is attached to the back of the cut water bottle and the chams hunt them when they climb up but they do not roam the cage.

Poor girl on the left is feeling left out :(

Two cages would probably be your best bet. Chameleons need a visual barrier and do not like to see each other all the time. By dividing the cage you will just be cutting their space in half, which they will probably need or like for themselves. Either way, you would need to find a way to hide...

Umm, Ontario is in Canada. That's a bit of a drive LOL. ;)

I hadn't seen that before, I'm definitely going to use that. Thanks for the tip! :D

You could get a window unit. That way you can set it up for water and not worry about refilling like the portable kind.

Good luck, I just got four earlier this month myself. Funny, I alway thought I would have to worry about warming but I'm struggling with cooling these little guys.

Oh, yes they do! Not a cheep hobby (obsession) we have here. :D

I love my mist king. I would buy the timer from Marty and you can get a bucket for the water at HD- the big orange homer bucket. I couldn't find a timer at HD that was less than 10 mins and I only wanted 5.

At least they had a bit of sense to leave them where someone might be able to take care of them. Most of the time with reptiles, people just let them go in parks or abandoned lots and think they can take care of themselves. I know two people now that have found bearded dragons in their...

How old are these guys now?

I use a prepared dry gutload but I use carrots for a water source.

I get the annoying black gnats with the organic soil from Home Depot. Not as serious, but I think baking the soil is a good idea. At what temp to you bake soil?

What a prolific cham! My pygmy only laid four little eggs.

I agree Syn, this thread is getting a bit strange, but maybe normal for this time of night. :rolleyes:

I have a swamp running and I'm still worried about my eggs. It had a hard time keeping the temp below 80 in this heat, I had to add fans.

It's hard to believe they even live to get like that when people are obviously taking such bad care of them.