Reptile Chameleon Cantina Drinking Fountain Water dripper Comes with Feeding Tongs and Frosted Tweezer for Lizard Turtle Snake Spider Frog Gecko, Come with an Extra Pump for Replacement

I've had mine for a few months now and it's great. Easy to maintain, easy to clean, and runs really well.

The media could not be loaded. My bearded dragon instantly took to this fountain. Drank out of it instantly! Loves it .Hopefully 🤞 it last along time. Does come with replacement plump so we will see ..Btw my dragon won’t drink from a bowl . Water needs to be moving

I got this for our dragon who wasn't drinking enough water or really any. It was a long shot but she loved it! Water flow is light which and if you put too much water to create a little pool at the bottom it leaks because it's too full.I clean out her cage once a week and noticed every time the entire inside is very slimy and gross. Note: I always use filtered water so it's more for availability then the filter process. It's not the easiest thing to take out and a part on such a regular basis. Lots of corners and spaces that I can't get to with even a toothbrush to clean good enough.Gave it 4 stars since it has worked great for a few months now and does its job, but knocked a star off for the cleaning inconvenience. I wouldn't think it should needs such a detail deep clean so often.

My package arrived and I plugged it in and it works good! I had it running for awhile but it wasn't super quiet it made some sound witch didn't bother me but would bother light sleepers. I have a Piebald Veild Chameleon and even though it's marketed as a chameleon drinking fountain your reptile could drown! It's a hazard but like I said that didn't bother me I always am watching him. So I put it in his cage and it runs a cord so you will have to cut your cage to get the cord out that doesn't sound like a big deal but it doesn't sit outside it sits inside the cage so you need to cut your cage. It also claims about the suction Cup well that doesn't work because the bottom is where you put water so if you where to put it up the bottom would fall off. Dispite all that I put it in there and i realized sometimes all 5 holes didn't dispense water but whatever sometimes all five did but always at least three worked so I was fine. Then yesterday I've owned this for about a week it was making weird sounds so i filled it up with water and it still wasn't dispensing the water and making weird sounds so I go and clean the filter and still making weird sounds I've came to the conclusion the motor broke after two weeks... Did it help me yeah would it be worth the 50$ if it was good quality yeah but it's not it came with no instructions and like a bunch of random chameleon feeding supplies so don't buy. I'm happy I bought it so I could tell you not to and I wish I could get my money back but i can't.

I love this fountain. I use it for my crested gecko in a 18 by 18 by 24 terrarium. it fits well, but I think in anything smaller it would be a little to big. It was larger than i imagined, but that's okay. my gecko likes to chill at the top, get a drink from the side and sit in the bottom for extra moisture. I like how they designed it so they cannot drown in the bottom. This helps with humidity also. great product and not that expensive!

Excuse the poor quality photo. I wanted to be sure I didn't disturb her as a miracle occurred right in front of me!My beardie has been bad at drinking water all her life. Moist food is the best I can do and sometimes she'll sip water in the bath. Spray bottles didn't work, dripping water did but it was spotty results and so time consuming.This was a shot in the dark, and I'm so thrilled with the results! I'd put it on a timer along with your lights because the noise can echo in a glass tank, but this photo was taken about 10 minutes after plugging it in!UPDATE: 2 months in and my beardie is now a regular water drinker. Her poops have never looked healthier!UPDATE 2: The year is 2023. My beardie wakes up from a weeks long brumation nap and stomps over to her fountain. I oblige, cleaning and refilling it with new water. She waits patiently as I reconnect the pieces correctly after the stream does not begin. The fountain starts, she drinks her fill, thrice at least. Life is good.(Having had it for this amount of time, I wash it with vinegar and hot water typically, and sometimes melamine foam sponges. Your fingers can easily pick up where algae is by feel on the inside. I do suggest a thin brush for cleaning the tube)

The idea is great for a backup water source for a chameleon. The problem is the water gets nasty quickly from the chameleon and crickets. There is no easy way to check water level. Quality overall could be better for the price.4 month update: even with regular cleaning and flushing, the pump is dead. I’d suggest something else.

It would have been perfect if it wasnt so hard to clean and both of the pumps crapped out. The water flow was nice when it worked and my lizard really enjoyed it when it did work.