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I've been working on using a raspberry pi with an xbox live camera installed using motion. Im also using it to control 4 relays for powering lights, and such. it also has temp and humidity monitoring and logging. I found a great website http://www.raspiviv.com Its not exactly setup for a...

chameleons will go for a few days without eating... especially when moving into a new enclosure, with new lights, and sights, and....... give it time, keep offering....

its not abnormal for chameleons to not eat during the first few days. the fact that he did eat, a good sign. dont worry about taking the feeders out. i free range feeders myself. just make sure that they have food in the enclosure, so they do not eat the chameleon. as far as not eating...

personally, i wouldn't worry about regulating the size of the enclosure. earth is the biggest enclosure.... its my opinion.... take it with a grain of salt...

I would suggest starting at the caresheets. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/ watch plants, some are toxic. watch other pets, chameleons look tasty. as Wowbango stated, they ventilation is key. too much humidity, respiratory infection, wet spots, mold. some of the more...

shedding... its normal

I would start by removing the substrate. chameleons are arboreal and dont really need it, in fact.. it can and does cause issues with impaction. i would also try to get digital hygrometer and thermometer. the dial indicators are notoriously inaccurate. Veiled are very easy when it comes to...

I would suggest you start at https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/chameleons/ basic requirements for all species is a bit different... and some, way different. I would suggest you describe your enclosure, your species, the age, sex, lighting, enclosure humidity,.... so on... it would probably...

Dont feel duped... just use it for something else... Ive got a 18x18x36.. it will be my vacation enclosure... so i can transport to a responsible family member to watch after....

I would suggest filling out the https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/ it would generally be much better than so many unknown varriables. if the situation warrants, take to a vet.

oh... i guess i didnt read as thoroughly as i thought i did. i thought it was just about a rain dome.... :-" in my defense, i'm at work.... but the idea remains... its often cheaper to put together a system that works for you Diaphram pump $50.00 0-60psi...

it happens. My Veiled wont really eat dubie's (im a hippie), she has to be really hungry... but after she hits one, she will eat 2-3 more.... just got to spark interest... but with the horn worms, should be relatively easy.... like let them see them.... and bam...

so every one loves the aquazamp systems.... but we have time and again read that poor customer service is becoming the norm for this sponsor. Im a huge fan of diy, and as such, I think that for 30-35, a person could build their own. Heres what you need: Dry wall mud pan, $4.00 + shipping...

It is my opinion, It appears he is a bit dehydrated. It also seems like mbd. your supplement schedule is off. calcium w/o d3 daily, calcium w/ d3 2 times a month, multi vitimin 2 times a month even being outdoors, calcium is required, as most feeders do not have the correct calcium to...

I would submit a https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/.

i had a bad experience with a beetle in general. Jackson choked on it.... and died. personally, i think they are too hard.... dont know about super worm beetles though.... I wouldn't chance it myself, but every one has opinion....

Man, that looks really really nice. I wish i had the room(and not reptile eating pets). I think i would do something very similar.

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