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We’re doing our best to maintain humidity up here in the dry winter It looks like we’re doing okay for the moment being.

Hi all! I am moving my chams from a Reptibreeze enclosure to a hybrid Zens habitat (2 by 2 by 4 of course). I live in CO so it has been hard to maintain the correct humidity levels to ensure proper husbandry in a fully screen change. I have ordered a myriad of live plants and have secured the...

Im hearing all of these debates about foggers, no foggers, having only one side screen and the rest hard sides, but I just dont know what is right. I want to keep my 2x4 (all sides mesh) for a future chameleon, however I just dont know how i could keep my humidity. Does it have to stay at 100...

I have her in a 24x24x24 glass with bioactive bottom to maintain humidity. Our winters are dry here. She does well. Yes bigger is better though. 😄

Not sure where you live or the humidity requirements for a carpet chameleon. I opted for a Dragon Strand hybrid enclosure for my Veiled because I live in a desert in the mountains of Oregon. The summers here have an average humidity in the mid 30s so It helps me keep some of that moisture in...

Have to agree about all that complicated substrate, the moss, and the water feature. Loose substrate can get picked up on the cham's tongue. Depending on the type of moss, there are sharp spiny bits in it. Substrate should be simple to clean. The more you have to work carefully around it, the...

I too live in Ny but my house gets very dry in the winter due to a pellet stove. I have my female carpet in a glass on 4 sides (vent holes in the front at door opening) and screen on top, she does fine. I have a small table top fan across the room a bit from it positioned at it just in case, not...

Any input would be great! I did buy shpagnum moss and reptile soil for the bottom to help the humidity.

Hello everyone, I want your guidance on how to maintain humidity levels in my chameleon's home. I understand the importance of providing the right environment for my pet's health and well-being. but sometimes I am unable to maintain the humidity level of my chameleons. Can anyone share their...

I work at a veterinary clinic, and my doctor and I are butting heads regularly about appropriate veiled chameleon care. For example, my dr thinks they need to have substrate to maintain humidity, and should never be in a set up without it. My dr also believes they need to have water dishes at...

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Hello Chameleon Community, I would like to share a detailed overview of my male Trioceros jacksonii bioactive enclosure in hopes of receiving constructive feedback, suggestions, and insights from experienced keepers. My goal is to ensure his habitat is optimal and to refine the setup wherever...

I’ve attached the form below, you can copy and paste with your response. I see in another thread you are custom building an enclosure, you could use the form for the current enclosure and move the important factors to the new. What an adventure it’s going to be for you! 😃 Chameleon Info: Your...

Cage Type - Describe your cage (Glass, Screen, Combo?) What are the dimensions? Zens hybrid 2 by 2 by 4 Very nice. I hope it helps with your humidity issues. Lighting - What brand, model, and types of lighting are you using? What is your daily lighting schedule? I follow typical ambient...

Hello, resident "reoccurring clogged tear duct" chameleon haver here. Eye health can be linked to improper supplementation schedules, an infection of the eye, infection of the sinuses, birth defects, really all kinds of things! So it's most helpful if you can fill out this form so people can...

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Beautiful baby and a great breeder too. If you would like to do a husbandry review then copy and paste the form below into your reply and then answer the questions. The ones pertaining to feeding etc just put what you are planning to do. Info about the cham just put what you are getting...

I've not any experience with females so I'll tag resident Girl Chameleon Master @MissSkittles To me, she looks rather round in those last two photos. I also notice she's seen a fair share of burns in the past, namely at the top of her casque, and her back spikes. It's really helpful to fill...

My Jackson does this when he's regulating his heat. The difference between heat regulation and an URI is that: with an URI the cham would be looking up, and you'd hear them struggling to breath; whereas, with heat regulation they just sit with their mouth open (like a puppy on a hot day). But...