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really one whole year... gosh golly :o

soak the drift wood in a water/bleach bath make sure they are fully submerged for 24 hours I used rocks in the bathtub. Repot your plants if you have gnats or get one of these lovely plants :) https://www.chameleonforums.com/diy-potting-your-carnivorous-21669/

tell me about your heat. Do the males get their wings eaten?

lol this is a cool idea!

Personal opinion really, just a precaution. Setting it on top of the cage would suffice.

I wouldnt recomend putting it inside the cage. As far as that genus goes I have no idea what they require to thrive.

I feel you Aaron on this. In the chameleon world keeping them captive is nothing but a money pit and yeah one thing after another right? If you can just imagine the life you save and the beauty that comes along with it the rewards are endless. Statistically most chameleons in the wild wont live...

im guessing some type of palm tree?

Time to repot and wash the roots ! :)

I would only suggest you keep them by a window and always submerged in water. Plants and trees can be taken care of inside without problems. Over watering and under watering are the main causes dying. Proper aeration is essential to a potted plant/trees survival.

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Try carrots, collard greens and squash they seem to grab attention.

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I see on your supplies shelf you use power sun bulbs what wattage are they ?and what kind of uvb do you use?

Dont worry about water proofing its fine. Just get a garden stand 16'' sounds about right sounds like you know what your looking for :)

Lately I cannot get enough of Michael Jackson Bought his # 1 hits at fred meyer the other day lolz :cool:

If at all possible take a Q tip and apply a liberal amount of neosporin. Thats after you clean it with some warm fresh water. Thats what i have done in the past just to be safe

mmmmk my only other idea would be bug juice. you try to see if its dried juice or will fall off?

For the scab if its not too close to the mouth use neosporin. as far as eating goes maybe double check his basking temps and hydration. And its ok if he takes his time as long as he gets it down. :)

Your a saint for chameleons Sandy :D:rolleyes: Im glad you hung in there with patience and love for this special cham :o