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I highly recommend the mist king pump & accessories, except one... the mist king "seconds timer" is absolute rubbish. They fail within months (one of mine was broken out of the box!) and MK, while they usually have great customer service, never got back to me about replacing the timers. So, I...

They don't drop for your entertainment. It's a flight response...................................................................................................................................

have you compared what you're doing as far as environment to the pygmy care sheet? not an expert but i think that chameleon looks dehydrated - all the chameleon eyes i've seen don't look like they have eye liner on them that cham doesn't appear to have full turrets. i mist my chameleons 4-5...

Agreed! He was more than willing to help answer all my questions BEFORE and AFTER my purchases!

Todd has some new fixtures in http://lightyourreptiles.com/24dehiout5do.html More sizes than just the 48". You might have to call him for availability. I have a 36" Quad. HIGHLY recommend for the cost!

Oh that's just heartbreaking... I wrote the "Chameleon Virus" blog about how addicting and amazing chameleons are. Someday I will write a follow-up about the devastating effect of them passing. I'm truly sorry for your loss but encourage you to try again. If anyone should be a keeper, it is...

My crickets swarm the dino fuel... after proper venthilation and gutloading (with Dino Fuel and fresh greens) i went from losing 20% of my crickets down to almost none lost. I have 3000 crickets at the moment and I've lost maybe 20 of them this month. LOVE the dino fuel. I'll have to check...

The eyes look sunken in a bit as compared to a hydrated cham. e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chris_Kadet_Veiled_Chalemeon_2008.jpg The eyes look like turrets that are connected "to" the skull instead of looking like they are recessed "in" it -- notice the "fold" of skin in the first...

schefflera arboricola http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schefflera_arboricola this has already been covered but it's safe for chams =) JUST MAKE SURE YOU WASH IT WITH MILD SOAP & WATER!!!! Don't want pesticides in your cage with your cham or his/her food! =)

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I'm pretty sure that would have been fine at 70 without a lot of wind but with a lot of sun to warm him up. JMO. Have you considered trying bug juice? Is that too much handling for one so young? I've never been in your predicament but maybe it would work -- I think you have a ton of people...

I use the Arcadia D3 (linear UVB) bulbs from lightyourreptiles.com and I LOVE them. I know there are a bunch of others who would recommend them too. Sorry to hear about your cham Molly =(

I would recommend using this website as your definitive information repository on UV light as it relates to reptiles in captivity... http://www.uvguide.co.uk/uvinviv.htm http://www.arcadia-reptile.com/lighting-guide/ also has a lot of great information. I think that CFLs and some other bulbs...

Oh my gosh! SO CUTE. I want some!

Highly recommend a spline tool... http://www.ehow.com/way_5989102_flat-spline-installation.html Did you get one? =) How did you get bloody knuckles?

Glad you're here now. I'm not an expert but that cham looks really dehydrated from the pictures. Do you have a dripper/mister? What's your humidity? What are your temps? Can you fill out this form and post back? https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/ You should probably start here...

Yep! If you haven't met Tom Kilgour (www.kilgourschameleons.com) yet you should check out his Dino Fuel... he's local too. I'm waiting for some Sambavas!

Oh my god. No wonder he freaked out when I tried to touch it to see if it was hard or soft...

Are you telling me those are his "balls?" I don't know what sperm plugs look like... *googles*