Recent content by Aussie lockie

Dude. I am only trying to do the same. Sometime seeing a photo of the box is way more helpful as when you are trying to find the right thing it’s easier. Agree with you about the heat. That light is a box I had lying around.

This is another option but needs to be used with caution. A uvb meter is awesome if you can afford one.

This is what I use for uvb with a reflector on it.

As far as I know these are pretty bad. This is what you want for heat. The uvb coil is ok for uvb but not great. Much better with a liner flu-recent tube. I am starting to think your issue is the lighting.

those are the lights I am talking about. Make sure you check on the side how far away you are ment to have it. If it’s too close it will be too much uvb and may hurt her.

I have a 40watt light for heat. It’s warm where i am so she doesn’t need much. The uvb is a t5 6%. You can use mercury lamps ( there is a lot of people who say you can’t) but they put out a high amount of uvb in a small area. I have used them but i checked the uvb with a solar meter first.

No worries. Sorry I can’t be more helpful. Feel free to ask me any question about my misting set up. I am pretty proud of it. Took me ages to get right but was worth it.

Hey Ashley, I am pretty sure that this is not your current problem but will become one in the future. 5 times a day for spraying is too much. You need to get a humidity gauge. I run 2 digital ones that give me temp and humidity. One at the top and 1 and the bottom. also a mister like the...

Ok awesome. Will add some more stuff higher up for her. Will need to go stick hunting. love the name Thomas Gordon!! i only want to handle her to grab her out into the sun.

This is her enclosure.

Ok sweet. Great feed back. Any thoughts on handling? She has plenty of foliage to hide in. Tends to go towards the bottom for some reason.

Thanks. Was trying to find it!! Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Veiled, female, 6-7 months, about 1 week Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Only once so far Feeding - What are you feeding your...

Hey all, We have a female veiled charm who is 6-7 months old. We have had her for about 1 week. She is basking when we’re out of the house but when we are at home she hides. I have only handled her once as I want to let her settle in. Any thoughts on if I need to do anything different? Should...

All good man. I thought it would have been the right thing. But it turns out it’s not!!