Fluker's Mini Dripper, Reptile Water Drip System, 12 oz

Works well! Leaked a little bit but I just used some plumbers tape on the valve and reinserted it and no leaks. Able to get the drip to 2 drops per minute :)

As other reviewers stated (and the description says), it's small. Only drips for a few hours before I have to refill it, however, it's worth it to me. We have a juvenile beardie who was suffering from dehydration, despite me spraying him twice a day. I read that they are unable to detect stagnant water. We bought him the dripper and now we frequently find him soaking in his water dish. It does leak ever so slightly from the hole where the green "dripper" comes out of the bottle but it's completely manageable. I was a little concerned about the suction cup being able to hold it securely even if the container was full, but it's holding beautifully. It would be a five star if it didn't have the minor leak.

The size is great for our veiled chameleon but the valve is too temperamental and does not work consistently. I used the airline connector pictured (Top Fin brand) to replace the valve that came with it. I pushed the longer side of the valve into the plastic tubing at the hole and it fit without any need for a bonding material. Bonus: if you have Zoo Med Labs The Little Dripper these airline valves fit perfectly in the hole in the container as a complete replacement of the valve. I don’t use any external tubes for our cham (just drips from the valve on top of the cage), but that is easy enough to match up. Good luck!

This is a simple product that works. I use it for my Chameleon, I was having to mist her body to get her to drink, I now set this on top of her mesh cage, letting it drip through. She sees the motion of the drops and goes to them when she wants a drink. I have it setup to collect drops on a leaf so they are accessible to her. It's gravity fed so very little maintenance, but the rate of drip slows as the water level drops. I put about a glass full of water in each day and she's good to go. I have a live plant at the bottom of the cage to catch the drips and the dripping keeps the plant watered.

This dripper worked very well. My beardie immediately started drinking from his dish and sat under the drip. Definitely value for the price

I worked the first few times i used it. But eventually, the knob becomes practically impossible to twist because it is so small and the grips are crappy. And since you cant turn it, the water doesn't drip out. Its also hard to adjust, it either pours out or doesnt drip at all. There is no way to twist it so that it drips at a steady slow speed. You get what you pay for. Cheap price for a crappy product. It doesnt even drip out all the water you put in it, there is still an inch remaining.

Very easy to set up , just add water and position drip . Very affordable! It’s a good size for 2 chameleon sto drink from it , also I fill it up twice day !

The valve leaks and cannot be adjusted to a slow drip. It works marginally with a lot of tinkering.I made one myself that was better. The secret to having a good adjustment is to use a good qualityflow valve, not a nickels worth of useless plastic. If I were Flukers I wouldn't want my name on it.If they spent an extra quarter to put a good valve on it, they could charge a few dollars more, andhave a good product. Just my 2 cents worth.

Will drip when completely full then stops half way

No funciona como lo promete. A pesar de ajunstar el ensamble de acuerdo a las instrucciones, aún con la válvula cerrada sigue goteando.

Liked the idea of a smaller drip dispenser. This was very very poor. Broke on day two. Used epoxy resin to stick back in place. Valve adjustment also poor. It’s a shame. The principles design is good. It’s integration poor.

Leaks badly.