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She is very cute

Nice pictures!

I liked that picture a lot 😍

It’s November now 😁 happy Halloween

https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/some-thoughts-on-fog-mist-rain-observations-from-madagascar-fog-droplet-size-and-fog-dynamics.192538/ This topic comes up a lot. I enjoyed the dive into the physics of fog from this discussion

These really are great for creating the levels and highways in your enclosure. I always try to make vertical levels at three areas in the environment. Upper, middle, and lower like a three story building with a few options to navigate from one level to the next Dragon ledges, or something like...

https://www.monkfieldreptile.com/SSP%20Applications/NetSuite%20Inc.%20-%20CMS/CMS/Site-2/files/The%20Importance%20of%20Humidity/Chameleon-Hydration-Utilising-Fog-2020.pdf

I am a fogger fan. I like the morning and evening mist, but I’ve kept Chams with no mister, only nighttime fog and a dosing pump used for a dripper a few times per day There is some small studies looking at fogging at night and following the animals weight Why do you weigh yourself in the...

It looks like a small bruise, but you cannot rule out other injuries. You will obviously want to keep a close eye on him Has this ever happened before with balance problems or falls?

Happy Halloween week! Denver botanical gardens

Banded crickets will last longer, stink less, and sing more than brown crickets Most of your big stores have brown crickets

Check out the mantis place for bottle and house flies They pupate fast so you will have a lot of flies quick for one Cham, but your Cham will love the chase and you will love watching

Mine arrived this week while I was out of town. I haven’t had a chance to dig in yet, but it’s great so far. Thank you

A lot of songs here, but the videos are incredible

That was very satisfying to watch

But a towel and push rod like cleaning a rifle would work too

I kept my pvc runs short enough (just add a joint if you need to shorten it) that I could use long handled scrub brushes throughout the length of them I did it once or twice a week, and exchanged the system to let the other completely dry. Some of what I read makes me think adding vinegar to...

I believe that is true, but my reptile biology is lacking compared to humans

I agree my friend 😁 (about more pathogens in ingestion vs inhalation, I’m only better at anesthesia than most everyone I know. I don’t claim superiority in anything else 🤷‍♂️😂). I guess my point is I think the bad bugs are already in the enclosure, but not necessarily in the fogger Your lungs...

I think maintained properly a fogger is far less likely to grow pathogenic bacteria or fungi than the plants and surfaces that a Cham would lick water off of in the cage, so the exposure to bad bugs should be significantly lower from fogging than from misting and drinking inside the cage in my...