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Seems pretty good. I would bump the d3/ vitamins to twice a month instead of once, just dust them every other week. Jackson’s like high humidity. I’m not a fan of fake plants but you can use them along with some real plants. Real plants will certainly help with humidity and will fill that cage...

Gravid, she needs a laying bin. Also get some live plants pothos and umbrella plants seem to be easy to keep. Both are a must, laying bin and plants.

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I noticed this black and white spot below his jaw line as well as right behind his head (smaller). I think I noticed it last time he shed too. Looks almost like a burn but I don’t think it is since my heat lamp is raised above the cage. Any idea?

I have a 1.5 year old panther and he got in a bad habit of only eating horn worms. So I completely stopped giving him them, I offered him crickets, Phoenix and super worms but he won’t touch them. He got week about a month ago and was shutting his eyes so brought him into the vet. She gave me...

Picture of my panther and his outdoor enclosure

The size of the cage is fine he'll grow into that fast. I would highly suggest a large live plant for that tho and not just those fake ones. Try getting an Umbrella Plant (Schefflera or Heptapleurum) to put in the middle, it will keep the humidity correct as well as give him something to drink...

Jims a good guy, he's probably out of town. I've talked to him on the phone many times and purchased many chameleons from him. I wouldn't be worried just send him another email asking where you stand.

I got this one because it was 1080p as well as the app allows you to move the camera. I'm sure both the ones you have would do the job fine tho. https://store.yitechnology.com/collections/home-camera/products/yi-dome-camera-1080p

Just a screenshot off the video feed from my phone

I use yihome works perfect. I'd warn against it, its addicting!

My panthers new cage

Purchased some amazing chameleons from Jim in the past.

Those cfl will not work for basking, you need a regular incandescent light bulb. 60w might be too much unless you can raise it up above the cage. Just make sure before you put the Cham in you take a temp reading and adjust hight or wattage to get the correct temp.

First day in new outdoor enclosure. Connected misting system to outdoor hose and a timer.

He is a she that's why the horns aren't growing. Looks healthy tho.

You say you feed him at 8pm???? I hope you mean 8am? I'd get him back into a larger SCREEN cage. Do you have a heat source for him at all or just the led lights?

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That cage design is horrible, I'd take that dome off the top because I'm sure it is way too hot in there. Taking the top off will allow for some breeze. Those cages fog up when the dome is on and get too hot. What tempatures are you getting? That bulb is very high wattage. I wouldn't hold him...

Another updated pic. Still female???