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Hmmm feels like a trick to get more baby pictures.

A couple of pictures hot off the press! Bought an egg months ago so, only have the one. Has water, food (both main types of fruit flies are running around the bin), and UVB. I still haven't seen it eat, but I'd like to attribute that to privacy or still being full from the hatch. I did see it...

My panther egg hatched today! I'd been beginning to lose hope it would. No pics tonight, but to my inexperienced eye, the baby looked healthy and was active, using all limbs and tail. It's sleeping in a fogger right now. The baby didn't eat, (as far as I saw) but I know it saw food and had...

I've noticed the tech isn't the best at making photorealistic chameleons.

For me, it doesn't work too well, anymore. When I first got it it was great, but now it doesn't wick very well and the valve doesn't always work, letting the water dry up for the evaporative bit.

It wouldn't even be that bad if they sold the cup method as a quirky thing they found works, "Go ahead and try it out if you want" type approach. Maybe it even does to an extent, I don't know. But instead they tell a bunch of curious people that search "pet chameleons reddit" eccentricities such...

I've been using reveddit to find all the removed comments to invite the users to /r/ChameleonHusbandry.

I let my gnats get out of control and have since caught probably a couple thousand in a couple weeks after getting those big bright yellow traps. Didn't realize how bad it was across all my houseplants.

No worries. When I was looking for an answer, I realized an interesting project would be to do a time lapse hooking up a camera flash to the candler with fiber optics or something in the substrate and letting it rip. Would be able to watch an egg's development in an interesting way.

Pretty sure it's doing fine, but is it typical for the larger veins to go away when the small (1/8th inch) dark dot starts forming?

Anyone know if bugs that can't climb up smooth walls can climb up a 3D printed surface? It makes if they could but don't know yes or no

Not anything too fancy, but was able to successfully print and install this mister bracket - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4098216 worked with a climist.

A lot of times "new" wood will have a mold bloom that passes eventually. I've seen the same thing in both fish tanks and isopod enclosures. Might have to wait for it to go away naturally.

Here's they are! Had to close the curtains for the photo. The sprouts have only been in that spot for a couple days.

I'm currently letting plants grow out and have seen probably 2 feet of growth in a month from a stephanotis vine in an enclosure right next to a south window. Didn't see any for a month and a leaf or two died, but I fertilized it soon it started. Then it really took off. I also got some seeds...

What are the egg's temps? Assuming it's 80 like you're wondering about I'll tell you the same thing I was told.

This didn't really work from what I could tell. Thought I made an update but whatever. Currently it is in a box with a basic computer fan evaporative cooler set at 72 degrees, falling down to around 70 where it slowly rises over the course of a few hours. I imagine the egg itself is even more...

How long until UVB LED finally come out as long lasting and cheapish? Then any dimming is done the same as any other LED.

Could something as simple as a YouTube video on a tablet fire an animal up?

The biggest problem with /r/chameleons and (reddit in general) isn't just the controversial advice, but that most moderators will remove anything that might contradict or offend that advice. Instead of having a discussion, they'll tap "Remove" right under your comment, or just as worse, it gets...