Zoo Med The Little Dripper, 70 oz

Some reptiles simply won't drink from a standing dish, and that's exactly where Zoo Med's The Little Dripper earns its place. This 70 oz dripper simulates natural rainfall and provides humidity for captive reptiles, recreating the slow drip of dew that many species instinctively seek out. It's especially helpful for animals that don't readily drink standing water and instead drink dew from leaves, like Old World Chameleons. If you keep a reptile that ignores its water bowl, this is a gentle way to meet it on its own terms and encourage it to hydrate the way it would in the wild.

Key Benefits

• Simulates natural rainfall, recreating a watering experience your reptile would recognize in the wild.
• Provides humidity for captive reptiles, supporting the moist environment many species need.
• Especially helpful for animals that don't readily drink standing water.
• Ideal for reptiles that instead drink dew from leaves, such as Old World Chameleons.
• Features a folding handle lid, so the design stays tidy when not in use.
• The folding handle lid lets you suspend the dripper above the enclosure for an overhead drip.
• Holds 70 oz, the smaller of Zoo Med's two dripper sizes.
• The compact 70 oz reservoir fits neatly above smaller enclosures.
• Pairs with the one gallon Big Dripper if you ever need more capacity for a larger setup.
• A practical way to encourage drinking in reptiles that overlook a standing dish.
• Made in the USA, so you know where your reptile gear comes from.

Hang the Little Dripper above your enclosure, let it suspend from its folding handle lid, and watch your chameleon or other dew-drinking reptile lap droplets right off the leaves. At 70 oz it's the compact option in the lineup, well suited to smaller enclosures or keepers who prefer a more frequent refill over a large reservoir. The slow, steady drip also helps add humidity to the air around the enclosure, which many tropical species appreciate. For any reptile that turns up its nose at a water bowl, this dripper offers a familiar, rainfall-like alternative that respects how your animal naturally drinks, helping it stay hydrated the way it would in its native habitat.