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Great job saving the poor lil guy he looks awesome. I second the post about the tail possibly being some retained shed and as said a quip with some mineral oil with a gentle rub should help to loosen it up.

Thx guys. It's back in again and I hope it stays. Gizmo will most likely being heading to the vet tomorrow as he is my best chammy buddy and I will do everything I can for him. Thx for the article Lynda it was a good read and I will be showing it to the vet. And Carol I know I'm not on here...

Used reg krylon on dozens of cages and never had a problem. Just make sure u do thin coats and let it get good and dry before using it again.

I have not been on here much lately but pop in now and then. However today I could use some help. My boy Gizmo ( male nosy be 5 approx 5 yrs old ) seems to have a rectal prolapse. I have done the sugar water soak and KY jelly and repeat. I was then able to get it back it but within 20 min it...

Very nice!!!

They do clog when using regular tap water the minerals in the water build up and create the clog. However this usually takes much more than a week. I would think you could possibly be developing a air lock. An air lock can happen if your resivior runs dry. If that is the case usually unplugging...

Looks very nice I might add a few more horizontal branches for him at a few heights but he look like he's loving the new digs

Sorry to hear your lil man is giving you a scare. You mention that his misting machine has stopped working but I didn't notice if you said what you are doing now for him for water other than the mention of a shower. Chameleons will sometimes stop eating when they are dehydrated, he doesn't look...

Interesting post. I too keep my Chams almost entirely indoors and do not have problems with MBD. And being in Canada most months it just is not an option to get outside. The answer lies in your other topics uv and supplements With regards to your question on 5.0 vs 10.0 I do use the...

We use very simple and cheap chicken egg style incubators. Depending of the species you are trying to incubate they are very effective.

Looks like a feisty lil guy. I would suggest possibly a few changes to his setup tho. Most keepers do,not use a sub straight as there are possibilities of accidental ingestion and issues that can result. Also I notice a water bowl ans Chams are not likely to use them for hydration. Most keepers...

Looks like u are getting good advise I also like to give my females a uncle shower when they are done laying.

Looks like you are making good use of the room

Not a big fan of ficus they drop their leaves if you look at them funny. I really like pothos umbrella and hibiscus and the Chams seem to agree.

Lots of Chams available right now !!!!! Nosy faly from our boy chestnut and a totally unrelated clutch from big boy Turk (breeding pairs available) Blue bar ambilobe from the spectacular Mr Oden Nosy Be (true blue) from the one and only GIZMO!! And a few mitsio/ambilobe females left that if...

My fav plants are pothos and umbrella trees. Hibiscus can do well but really needs a lot of light in the 6500k range

Here is what we are working with

I've seen males act that way when they are a lil to young and seem to not recognize the female as a breeding partner bug rather a rival. Also males seem to be much more territorial and as such I would move the male to the females cage ( only if she seems receptive ) In my experience it's hard...

So very sorry. Rip Zulu

Totally agree.