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Put the dripper on the outside, overhead where the lights are. I think you can maybe try filling that open space. I put an idea below (just an idea)

I put that link as well :hilarious:

Is it aluminum window film or like a plastic material? I’m not an expert on this so @Beman can help you more with this. Yes that’s their food, for the silks and hornworms right? Oh I just saw you said it’s aluminum sorry

I’m pretty sure she’s shedding can you post a pic of her now. Also what type of mesh did you use. Some filter out uvb rays and if it’s over the cage and the mesh she may not be getting enough uvb. Neptune the Chameleon is an an excellent source, what video did you watch, no fruits and veggies...

A wandering Jew? Polka dot plant? Hibiscus, that has green but has the colorful flowers, bromeliad has green but also another colorful flower. Croton is green but has other colors as well. I think some types of flowers can also go in there but some people have a hard time keeping them alive...

Update: They went to the rescue

Mealworms aren’t recommended so I’d recommend getting any other options you were given. Variety is key as well. The site also has sponsors you can purchase from.

I go to the one in Esco they’re pretty good, they have banded crickets, bsfl which I love they sell them 200 for $10.00, super worms 100 for like $2-3 they’re very cheap just big for my cham so I can’t get them, I think they have dubias and roaches of some kind but most of them are adults (and...

It can be up to 85°F but most keepers keep them at 80°-82°F, just a recommendation. Is he sleeping before you turn the lights off? Sometimes chams will get ready for bed before lights are off, if he’s already sleeping when you turn lights off then I recommend changing the schedule. What time...

Neptune the Chameleon has great videos on YouTube I’d recommend you check her out! Read through the last link as well! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2IESxfzFnmc...

It’s ok as long as he starts eating within the week you get him, it’ll usually be a few days. My girl didn’t eat the first two days but she started eating a lot after that. He can’t grow if he’s not eating but it should only be a few days like I mentioned. How old is he? Would you like us to...

It’s definitely worth the drive, her life is nonnegotiable and it’s unfair to her. I understand the working part, do you think she can have someone else take her, a family member/friend? And you’re totally fine you’re helping her but getting her on the forums will also help us help her more, I’m...

All good thanks for clarifying @AmandaS 😊 Edit: sorry I put the wrong person 😆

Any and all fake vines/plants need to go it’s an impaction risk for veiled chameleons I’ll go through some of your form but hopefully someone else will as well. Oooo also I’d move the cage off the floor and onto something. Chameleons feel safer when they’re up higher and if you’re able to stare...

I’m sorry I had a hard time reading that and I still can’t read it without my mind tricking me 😆 I’ll definitely try this as well though.

I noticed that as well, but I agree completely she needs an experienced chameleon vet ASAP if you need help finding one we can help. MBD is no joke, both are serious topics that she needs to get treatment for. A lot of chameleons pass from MBD unfortunately, the supplements may help depending...

I’ve never tried that so I’m not sure, nor have I personally seen it on the forums, I have seen people do it with silkworm chow though. What did you use to make it? Most chameleon owners use fresh produce within these categories

Thanks, and yes my cham eats all of her feeders the dubias aren’t her favorite but she eats them. I think my problem is that I really don’t like any bugs, the silkworms I feed are ok, the hornworms once in a while as well, the bsfl also, the only thing I can’t touch are the dubias, bsf, and the...

She has she’s just always started at her head. Her body looks pale and like she’s starting her shed. I’m not sure but I think she’s just shedding