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I'm having trouble finding a fluorescent UVB build for this enclosure what would you recommend? Also, would 2 white incandescent daylight bulbs (75 watt) be fine for a very large cage in this hood? Thanks!

I use screws and washers to hold up my large branches.

Never had a problem with them. I can't sustain live plants so I use them. They just have to be secure and you may want to provide a food bowl for greens so your cham doesn't try to eat the fake leaves. It works for my cham :)

Ok thank you for replying.

Is this normal? I didn't seen anything in "Poop 101" thread about this. Thanks.

I'm looking for a combination hood.

I am looking for a new hood. I would like one with a UVB long bulb and also heat bulbs. Any suggestions?

Dura trays would be great, but they the closest size is too big.

Looking for something with flat sides and no lip.

It's a custom cage.

The reviews for the bulbs of the light I posted suck. How well does the fixture that you linked heat on a point under it?

I do not believe it is an organ problem. He eats and drinks (as far as I know, he doesn't drink in front of me) fine. I would expect him to not eat if an internal problem was occurring. I will most likely take him to vet first, of course.

I guess I'll try. Thanks!

I saw that one but I just like the way the UVB bulbs are on either side of the UVA bulbs on the one I linked. The one you linked only has one UVB bulb so it would be difficult for my setup, but I could always put up more branches to increase area for my cham to sit.

Vet would be the best answer to find out then?

The space is roughly 35" long and 23" wide.

I don't think my mercury vapor bulb is good enough for my cham. I want to have more UVB exposure and a larger basking area. The fixture is 24" and the top of my cage is 32" I can center it over his basking branch just fine. The cage is tall and I have so much cover that my cham won't have a...

Is there any place in the United States that does custom plastic moulds? I would love to make a drainage system to catch water so I can add a dripper. I have been feeling like spraying isn't enough.

Almost certain that my cham has edema. I use repticalcium at every feeding. I feed every other day. On the first of each month I use calcium with d3 and on the third of each month I use multivitamin. After that I resume normal calcium. How can I make his edema go away?

It feels soft on the outside. Under that I can feel the bones. He eats a lot. I don't seen him drink much. I guess that's secretive. He eats normally. His urates and poos are normal. I just want to know if I should be concerned and have a vet check him out or just keep an eye on him?