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Little Dripper
A gravity-fed drip system that beads water slowly down leaves and branches, the way a chameleon actually recognises water as something to drink, rather than a bowl it will likely ignore.
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Our take
Chameleons and most other arboreal species will not learn to drink from a still water bowl, so this gravity-fed dripper does the one job that actually matters, letting water bead and run down leaves the way rain does in the wild. Fill it, hang it above a leafy branch, and it drips slowly for hours rather than dumping water all at once.
Good to know
- 79 oz gravity-fed drip reservoir
- Hangs above the enclosure on a branch or the mesh top
- Adjustable drip rate
- No batteries or power needed
Who it is for
- Chameleons and other arboreal species that will not drink from standing water
- Keepers who want reliable hydration without running a full misting system
Who should skip it
- Species that drink readily from a bowl, where the extra kit is not needed
- Replacing a proper misting system in a high-humidity setup, the two solve different problems
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