Miss Machine
New Member
Hi all,
I've created a pygmy tank months ago but I wanted to wait to see if all the plants would grow and if the parameters were good such as temperature, humidity and so on.
Last saturday, when I went down to my LPS for some bugshopping I stumbled upon a group of four Rhampholeon temporalis. Well, I had a beautiful little forest for them waiting at home, so of course, i took them with me.
The female on the last picture was a bit dehydrated, but when I came home and after putting the animals in their enclosure, i misted very thoroughly and they seemed to like it. Putting their mouths wide open and drink heavily.
I use mainly low energy output light (haha don't know how they're called in english) one low UV lightbulb. A small computerfan for the ventilation, all top is screen and the average day humidity is about 75% - 80% and nighttime is between 90% - 100%. The temps don't get higher as 75 F..lots of shade for them.
I hope you enjoy the pictures, and feel free to comment on the enclosure!
Greetz, Wendy
I've created a pygmy tank months ago but I wanted to wait to see if all the plants would grow and if the parameters were good such as temperature, humidity and so on.
Last saturday, when I went down to my LPS for some bugshopping I stumbled upon a group of four Rhampholeon temporalis. Well, I had a beautiful little forest for them waiting at home, so of course, i took them with me.
The female on the last picture was a bit dehydrated, but when I came home and after putting the animals in their enclosure, i misted very thoroughly and they seemed to like it. Putting their mouths wide open and drink heavily.
I use mainly low energy output light (haha don't know how they're called in english) one low UV lightbulb. A small computerfan for the ventilation, all top is screen and the average day humidity is about 75% - 80% and nighttime is between 90% - 100%. The temps don't get higher as 75 F..lots of shade for them.
I hope you enjoy the pictures, and feel free to comment on the enclosure!
Greetz, Wendy