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I never had a incubator, I have not heard good things about the exo terra incubator. I heard the fan breaks down or some function doesn't work after a while. What are you trying to incubate?

I have some thing like this timer It work well just add a power strip to it.

The reason you want it to dry out is so the cage is not always wet (that was not a very good answer) This lowers the chance of respiratory infections and other infections.

How did you manage to catch them with a deli cup, a little one at that? I think a butterfly net might of been easier.:rolleyes:

I have one @rapha1047 follow and i will follow back

hey Kalistina glad you decided to become a member, people on this forum are so helpful. With your setup I would only change the red heat bulb to a regular white incandescent bulb, you get more light like that. Looks like you got everything else in order. Also with misting make sure you let the...

I am about to order some. Use them like a heat or cold pack. They are designed to keep the package at 68-75 degrees. I will PM you where to get fairly cheap at least for phase 22 panels.

I can't find most of these at my grocery store. I can find papaya, spearmint leaves,mustard greens and basil though. I use lots of common veggies as well as some others like squash.

It shouldn't, where are you located because if it is before 8pm i would turn it on now so she gets some light and just turn it off at 8pm.

Poor poor chameleons :( I also hate that SOME people that have their chameleons like this are completely ignorant and think they are doing everything right :mad:

Be careful with pill bugs are heavy metal bioaccumulators meaning the can consume and tolerate some levels of heavy metals that can be toxic to your chameleon. Here is one blog about them from Sandra's extremely informational helpful...

I don't know if it is safe, but if you were to use it I would bake it or boil it. This kill all the parasites and bacteria.

Also here is a care sheet to help you out.https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/veiled/

Hello and welcome to the forums! I would just change the light schedule back to normal and I would also change the light schedule to 8am to 8pm. Mine are usually awake when the sun comes out and sleep around 8pm.

okay good no water bowl just had to check some people just don't know. Also let the cage dry out between misting. I know you said you had a chameleon before and most likely know what you are doing but here is a care sheet https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/veiled/

Wow that is amazing! I would give him a couple weeks to adjust and I agree on hand feeding him. I would also take the substrate out of the enclosure though and is that a water bowl i really can't tell from the picture. What do you have to feed him?

I have not seen any sources of captive bred grasshoppers in California. You can always catch wild ones.

I did a little searching and did you do any of this. Dab the mealybugs with a cotton ball swab soaked in rubbing alcohol to dry the insects out. Remove mealybugs with a cloth or paper towel, making sure that you squish them instead of just displacing them. Dislodging them with a steady...

Congrats, a complete 180! The first picture I really thought he was not going to make it and the last picture he looks like he is in prefect health. I am glad he is recovering, just keep doing what you are doing!

I would not go with the ladybug relatives because I know that ladybugs are poisonous.