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I have a mistking starter pump with spray nozzle, 90 degree elbow, and digital timer that came with it is also included. Pump is in full working condition. Asking $80 to your door through PayPal. Pm me if interested

This guy is sold

I don’t want to derail the thread but Im very aware there is a lot of very good people on this forum that would give him a good home. I trust the people on this forum more than some random guy on Craigslist. So hopefully can get this guy a new home. Thank you @MissSkittles lol

I have a 2.5 year old Blue Bar Ambilobe for sale. I never thought I’d have to get rid of him but due to life situations my hands are kinda full right now to give him the full care he needs. I bought him off a breeder on this site when He was a baby. Hes very accustomed to being handled and has...

Looking good (y) such a cool looking species!

So basically what your saying is Never judge a book by the cover it’s the inside what counts :ROFLMAO: I’m excited though to see this because it’s just more options to choose from. Like @nightanole said We’ve come along way from coil bulb fixtures to t8s now to the t5s. It’s a good time to be a...

I agree 100%!! You have to put the time and research into these animals and have your husbandry as close as you can to replicate to nature. I think if that’s accomplished you shouldn’t have any problems as long as your chameleon is healthy to begin with. I just brought up Airflow because I...

I’m sure many of you have listened to this podcast but I find it very informative for a thread like this. I love how he talks about each species and how their needs for the amount of fog and airflow differ from one another. He also gives out an observation on some of his chameleons getting ill...

The only thing I can think of that sets our captive chameleons from the wild is AIRFLOW. This is where I think the RI stems from with the hot+humid+stagnant air that we get with captive chameleon enclosures. A couple fans or vents is not going to replicate the power of Airflow that Mother...

I understand the need for high humidity and Fog because it replicates the chameleons environment. I’m all for that and currently have been Fogging for a year now with no ill effects. It’s a great. I love it. BUT what the question from ferret was and what Im interested in is why is this...

Interesting theory I like it haha

Im really interested in other people’s thoughts as well so hopefully others will chime in. The most common thing we hear about daytime fogging heat+stagnant air+humid air causes RI. The thing is I really don’t think we’ve had enough time with the new wave of mainstream fogging to really get an...

Even though I’m all for fogging I do think the OP has valid points. My thoughts: 1.Can bacteria be present in Foggers that can cause problems with lung function? Answer: If not cleaned properly then yes I do see a problem with accumulated bacteria growth that can effect the health of your...

Looking good really starting to take shape and look like a chameleon paradise. Can’t wait to see it once the plants are in :)

The Fogger increased the humidity at night and in turn reduced The need for water consumption during the day. So that means imo whether it be a through a Fogger or a bioactive heavily planted enclosure we as chameleon keepers definitely need to focus on that high humidity at night as you said...

For reference This is all done in a screen dragonstrand with 3 sides wrapped sometimes even all 4 with the bottom vent open for chimney effect and is non bioactive. It is heavily planted though with all live plants. I plan on either transferring to glass bioactive or a dragonstrand clearside...

I definitely agree. Especially for the average joe that’s just getting into learning about chameleon husbandry. It is a lot of work to clean it everyday I won’t deny that! The risks could outweigh the benefits if you stray away from a good cleaning routine. So far in my experience I really like...

I won’t get in the technical aspects of this thread but it has been a good read so far with everyone’s point of views. I’ve also read the article about the dangers of Foggers from madcham before I started this regime. Very good informative site and I recommend everyone to read some of their...

I second on adding more horizontal branches/foliage closer to the uvb and basking area. Also I noticed your little guy hanging upside down under the lights this is typical behavior for young chameleons. I’m pointing this out because I’d suggest finding a way to raise your basking light so it’s...