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Did they get your guy to eat ?

They usually take longer in the winter time - sit the cup on top of your cage near the light and it will speed things up -

If you already have a mistking you wouldn't need the pump you would just hook it with a Y - It's two misting heads and I think a mistking can run 8 to 10- I use both a regular misting head and a raindome in my double wide.

Cleaned it but didn't do a culture put her on baytril- if her eye doesn't open by tomorrow I'm going to try another vet -

infectious stomatitis- (mouth rot) I could see the corner of the one side of her mouth was inflamed a bit - I didn't see anything from the outside until she did her hissy fit. She ate a bit this morning and drank a ton when she got home -she's not her usually piggy self - she's still keeping...

Thank you- She usually just a pretty green but she was pretty pissed off about going to the vet in the middle of a snow storm -

She was not happy

Well he put her on baytril for 10 days - I think I caught it pretty early as she's been drinking & eating - I filled the dripper for her when I put her back in her cage - I'm pretty sure I read the keeping her hydrated is important with baytril - I am somewhat mad at myself for not checking...

Over the weekend I noticed that Clifford was keeping one eye shut -not all the time and she would open it and focus to eat if I gave her a worm- since she had recently shed I thought that it might have caused the problem- I put the humidifier tube to her cage instead of the Jackson and she...

IMO the most common mistakes with Jacksons are overheating and over supplementing - they are more sensitive to D than panthers and veiled -make sure your dusting with plain calcium - D only once a month if he's not getting any outside time - You might try a humidifier - I run one with a tube...

Great I'm going to measure my cage for ledges so I hope it shows some ideas for them.

Wow - I wish you were not at the other end of the country - You should really consider doing a Y-Tube or something that can be posted here-

Welcome to the forum- Make sure that you go with a captive bred - what ever you do - or at least captive born- I haven't seen many other species in the classified here lately of other species besides panthers and veiled but there are some that are quite hardy (from what I've heard) and I've...

Hi- Welcome to the forum - We aren't really set up to give reviews of where/where not to get your chameleon - they have rules about it - I would though, make sure that if this is your first chameleon your looking at a captive born .. wild caught chameleons need a lot more care and rudis or...

An Arcadia bulb doesn't need to be switched out as often - I use their T8's in two of my cages and I have a double fixture T5 for one. I am going to upgrade to the double fixtures T5 as soon as they are back in stock for at least one of the two - the other still has a couple of months left on...

Beautiful pictures -Kinyongia are quickly becoming my favorite babies - they have such beautiful faces

I always love pictures of Tate-

They look fantastic- you can share as often and as many pictures as you take as far as I'm concerned - I can't wait to see them as they grow-

Chameleons like lower temps at night - 62 is fine - Oustalets Chameleon are from Madagascar - if you check the temps for today the low expected is 65- the coolest month is July where the temps drop to the 50's at night- lights at night will not let them get the sleep they need- When I got my...

Chameleons don't hear well so it's most likely not the noise - at three months Jacksons are pretty small are just starting to get their green on I would suggest taking a look at this https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/ and this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKTbUaOQ0aA-