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get a diagnosis from the vet first

This.. I have basically the same setup. Sometimes simple is best

The truth though is probably 80 % of the reptiles we see in the pet stores came in just like this, and this shipment before those ones too.

The polished aluminum ones are really supposed to be used for UVB bulbs only. Look for the same type/brand of fixture but instead it has a ceramic inside which conducts the heat better. I saw at the store they also had these bulbs that were like rods that just got hot but didn't give off light...

I think the walls looks like a cork of some kind.

saw this on instagram.. nice cham

Can this be used with meal worms as well? I would assume so

a list of plant species would be great too :rolleyes:

Thanks for that. I was just about to call my local pet store to see if they could order me some.

I'd love to get a quad this summer ! :eek: Yours look very healthy and happy

Can you post a picture of his enclosure and what kind of lights do you have?

rice for dinner anyone?

He could be going into a shed and/or the white nostrils could be excess salts but if its mucusy it could be completely different. Like mentioned above fill out that help sheet to help provide us with more info. Pics are great too

My Dubias are making some small holes in the cardboard.. is that a big problem? They didn't get much attention when I was moving. I have them on a fresh veggie diet now as of 3 days ago.

I think it looks great as well but I would add some vent ports ideally at the front-bottom portion of the cage but you could maybe drill some 2-3inch circles on the sides and install some mesh. This will help create that chimney effect of fresh air for the cham with the mesh top you already have.

If one has access to a microscope can I spot any parasites without any real educational backround? What would you look for?

He does seem to be pretty happy and content from those pics. Looks like your on the right track now.

that is sweet

I would advise against it. Too much protein in chameleons can cause kidney problems as they are technically insectivorous

Aw, looks like my little guy. I use a 25W daylight basking bulb, I'm thinking it might be too little as he never really sits under it, just his uvb. What kind of basking bulb do you use?