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Repeshey make a LoD one which I use daily when Popeyes off his eating.this makes sure he gets some supplement when he does eat. Personally I don't feel comfortable using calcium plus daily but would use it once a week as suggested by Sandra.

He likes the drips on the tap. Will stay there for about 30 mins. Sometimes!!

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The bigger the better I would say. Mine is 2x2x4 ft. Hight is important.

As said he was possibly ill before you got him. Chams can hide illness well and when it becomes obvious it is often too late sadly. :(

So sorry for the loss of your loved ones.

Your humidity needs to go up and down during the day. Your viv needs to dry out between mistings. I mist four times a day.:)

It depends on the brands you use. Reptivite with d3 is ok twice a month and calcium without d3 daily. Personally I prefer the three supplements. It's just a matter of choice. Does your Cham get any outside time? If so that would change things.

Oh Kat so sorry to hear this. Thoughts and prayers coming you and Simba's way.

My panther does this.:)

It wouldn't hurt to take him to a vet. If you do, take a fresh sample of poo with you to test for parasites. My boy had a bad burn which I left for a bit too long. He was treated with antibiotics and Flamazine which is the uk equivalent of sylvadine. Mealworms are hard to digest. Try roaches...

You will need both. Dry and fruit and veg for moisture. Check out sandrachameleons gut loads, they are great. I make my own too.:)

Two days is not long just make sure he is drinking. Put loads of foliage in the viv so he can hide. What insects are you feeding him?

Hi there . Welcome to the forum. I'm thinking this is a burn. Did he come like that? Can you get a cream called sylvadine from the pharmacy? Can he burn himself in your care?

Hi welcome to the forum. Gaping could be a sign that he is too hot. If you want us to have a look at how you are looking after him you could fill in the form. Link below. Pet shops are not very good in general at giving very good advice. https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/

A dripper is not an alternative to a mister. Do you mist?

Happy new year to all.

Perhaps a gardening glove would work.

Sounds like you've been flashed. As long as it goes back in its quite normal.:D

Will try to do that tomorrow, time permitting.:)