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I had a similar problem with my Panther, first thing was a trip to the vet and infection was ruled out. Was like conjunctivitis, vet suggested using a Q-tip soaked in saline to remove the film and clean the eye with saline, next was to dab a feeder with fish oil and hand feed one every ten days...

I use a 5 gallon bucket and lid for my Mistking reservoir and distilled water. In the bucket I have a submersible aquarium heater that is adjustable, at its highest setting it keeps the water at 87 degrees. Before using the heater Buddy would run and hide from the mist but now he loves it.

I've been using a pure fish oil, just dabbing a little on a roach a couple of times a month, it has cleared up the problem I was having with his eye getting a film on it.

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My Panther Buddy has the same problem periodically, had him checked out by the Vet and no infection. She gave me the same advise, rinse with saline solution and dab away the mucus with a wet q-tip. I've noticed that since I raised the humidity the problem has occurred less frequently. As a side...

I also got my Panther from them, answered all my questions prior to purchase, arrived in great health. See my avatar for his picture at 8 months.

I have a male beardie that I've had for four years. About this time each year he goes into brumation and doesn't eat or poop for a couple of months, in fact even during normal times he only poops every two to three weeks although he eats and drinks on a regular basis. He was just to theVet for...

Sorry, forgot to mention I ran a strip of weather stripping along the edges of the plastic bottom to keep feeders from getting under there and dying.

My repti-Breeze is mounted on a 24" kitchen base cabinet with drawer. I simply put spacers under each corner of the plastic bottom then screwed down the center of the plastic with a washer and wood screw, this created a natural drainage to the center of the bottom. I then drilled holes in a...

LEDs I use a 24" LED strip rated at 6500 and have great results with my plants. The one I use has 24 LEDs and I mounted it at the top towards the back to give those plants more light. Nice thing about the LEDs is no heat.

I finally figured out how to set my avitar which is the attached photo. This is "Buddy" at 8 months old, he had just done a full body shed and is showing alot more colors.

I have the starter system and push the water 6' to two nozzles and have had no problems. with the pump. I did notice that my panther would hide when the mister came on so I put a submersible heater in the bucket and set it to 87 degrees, he now anticipates when the misters come on and sits...

Just an update on Buddy's eye. This morning the eye was clouded over again so I took him to the vet. No infection and the eye is normal, the vet said he could have irritated it by rubbing his head (he just started a full body shed). Treatment is just to mist the eye a couple of times a day with...

Thanks He wasn't doing anything unusual, just hunting crickets.

Chameleon Info Your Chameleon – Panther, male, 8 months. Handling – Every couple of days. Feeding – 5-7 Daily Crickets or Dubia Roaches, treats daily of one or two horn or butter worms hand fed. Supplements – Rep-Cal with Vitamin D once every two weeks. Rep-Cal without Vitamin D every day...

I've noticed that when Buddy eats Dubias he will move to a warmer basking spot than he does after eating crickets or worms. Anyone else notice this?

Power Outage Good luck to you Chameleon owners north of me. It hasn't been too bad here in VA Beach, flooding and 50mph winds but power has stayed on. I've got an RV to go to if power goes out but Dragon and Panther room here at house has its own generator backup.

Finished the enclosure in preparation for the arrival of my new Panther on Tuesday from Chameleons Northwest. I found a damaged kitchen base cabinet at Lowes for $40 and put a 3/4" plywood top on it. I elevated the enclosure bottom 1/4" at the corners and then secured it to the cabinet top, in...

New enclosure